Application of Differential Reinforcement to Control Disruptive Behaviours of Mentally Retarded Students During Remedial Instruction

Luiselli, James K.; Follow, R. S.; Colozzi, Gail A.; Teitelraum, Meryl

doi:10.1111/j.1365-2788.1981.tb00117.x

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“…2001; Lancaster et al. 2004), and disruptive verbal behaviour in people with intellectual disabilities (Luiselli et al. 1981) and autism (Rehfeldt & Chambers 2003) can all be operant behaviour controlled by its consequences.…”

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On Some Recent Claims for the Efficacy of Cognitive Therapy for People with Intellectual Disabilities

Sturmey¹

2006

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Background Many authors have expressed concern regarding the efficacy of psychotherapy, including psychotherapy for people with intellectual disabilities. Materials and MethodsRecently, many authors have made claims for the effectiveness of cognitive therapy for treating people with intellectual disabilities. During this debate, applied behaviour analysis has been misrepresented by incorrectly labelling behavioural as cognitive techniques, repeated misrepresentations of behaviourism and attributing the efficacy of treatment packages to cognitive components of undemonstrated efficacy when it is more parsimonious to attribute efficacy to behavioural elements of known efficacy. Conclusions This article documents and corrects these errors.

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On Some Recent Claims for the Efficacy of Cognitive Therapy for People with Intellectual Disabilities

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2006

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Effects of treatment on disruptive behaviors: A quantitative synthesis of single-subject researches using the PEM approach.

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2007

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Application of Differential Reinforcement to Control Disruptive Behaviours of Mentally Retarded Students During Remedial Instruction

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On Some Recent Claims for the Efficacy of Cognitive Therapy for People with Intellectual Disabilities

On Some Recent Claims for the Efficacy of Cognitive Therapy for People with Intellectual Disabilities

Effects of treatment on disruptive behaviors: A quantitative synthesis of single-subject researches using the PEM approach.

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