2020
DOI: 10.1007/s40732-020-00417-y
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Behavioral Intervention in Mother–Child Dyads with Physical Child Abuse: Matching Theory in Clinical Setting

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“…For example, it is possible that confounding variables that occurred during the period between the pre-and post-training or general exposure to healthy contingencies while enrolled at the clinic were a function of the behavior change observed and contributed to these differences. These could also account for the differences between our findings and other research examining child-parent relations (Negrete-Cortés et al, 2021). Specifically, Negrete-Cortés et al conducted observations in a session room as opposed to the individual's home, did not conduct FAs or treatment analyses, segmented observations into 5-min bins, and only included mothers who had an abusive history.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…For example, it is possible that confounding variables that occurred during the period between the pre-and post-training or general exposure to healthy contingencies while enrolled at the clinic were a function of the behavior change observed and contributed to these differences. These could also account for the differences between our findings and other research examining child-parent relations (Negrete-Cortés et al, 2021). Specifically, Negrete-Cortés et al conducted observations in a session room as opposed to the individual's home, did not conduct FAs or treatment analyses, segmented observations into 5-min bins, and only included mothers who had an abusive history.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…Los estudios que consideran estas dimensiones se fundamentan en los principios de las formulaciones de la ley de igualación (Herrnstein, 1970;McDowell, 2013) y han tenido una amplia aceptación dentro del campo de estudio de la impulsividad (Ainslie, 1975;Loewenstein & Seung, 2006;Meda et al, 2009;Neef, Marckel et al, 2005) y en sus aplicaciones y generalizaciones fuera del laboratorio (McDowell, 2021;A. J. Negrete-Cortés et al, 2021;Vite-Sierra et al, 2020), puesto que esta postura considera la influencia ambiental que otras opciones de reforzamiento tengan sobre la conducta impulsiva o sobre la autocontrolada, así como características personales como la experiencia y la sensibilidad a las variaciones de la magnitud, demora y otras restricciones para el acceso del reforzador.…”
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