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Effects of Nonverbal Social Disapproval on Attention-Maintained Spitting and Disruptive Vocalizing in a Child With Autism Export

Clinical Case Studies, Vol. 8, No. 4. (1 August 2009), pp. 309-316.

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This study addressed attention-maintained problem behaviors (spitting and disruptive vocalizing) of a child with autism. The intervention procedures consisted of service providers cleaning up the presence of saliva and demonstrating a "quiet" cue when the child spit and vocalized respectively. In two single-case reversal designs, the procedures reduced both behaviors to low frequency. Factors responsible for intervention success are discussed. 10.1177/1534650109341840


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