Tic Disorders and Trichotillomania

Miltenberger, Raymond G.; Woods, Douglas W.; Himle, Michael B.

doi:10.1016/b978-012372544-8/50009-4

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“…It has been used with a wide range of target behavior when the number of responses is the most important characteristic of the behavior. Examples include recording the frequency of tics (Miltenberger, Woods, & Himle, 2007), greetings (Therrien, Wilder, Rodriguez, & Wine, 2005), requests (Marckel, Neef, & Ferreri, 2006), and mathematics problems completed (Mayfield & Vollmer, 2007). When it is difficult to discriminate the onset or offset of the behavior or the behavior occurs at high rates such that instances of the behavior cannot be counted accurately (e.g., high-frequency tics or stereotypic behavior), a behavior sampling procedure (i.e., interval or time-sample recording; see below) is a more appropriate recording procedure.…”

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confidence: 99%