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A DEMONSTRATION OF INDIVIDUAL PREFERENCE FOR NOVEL MANDS DURING FUNCTIONAL COMMUNICATION TRAINING
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| spelling | Winborn‐Kemmerer, Lisa Ringdahl, Joel E. Wacker, David P. Kitsukawa, Kana 0021-8855 1938-3703 Wiley Philosophy Sociology and Political Science Applied Psychology http://dx.doi.org/10.1901/jaba.2009.42-185 <jats:p>Preference for mand topography was evaluated for 2 individuals with developmental disabilities who exhibited problem behavior. The results of a functional analysis showed that each participant's problem behavior was maintained by social reinforcement. Participants were taught two novel mand topographies for the same functional reinforcer, and each proved to be effective in reducing problem behavior. Finally, preference for mand topography was assessed within a concurrent‐schedules design. Results indicated that functional communication training was an effective treatment, regardless of the mand used, and that each participant demonstrated a preference for one mand topography relative to the other.</jats:p> A DEMONSTRATION OF INDIVIDUAL PREFERENCE FOR NOVEL MANDS DURING FUNCTIONAL COMMUNICATION TRAINING Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis |
| spellingShingle | Winborn‐Kemmerer, Lisa, Ringdahl, Joel E., Wacker, David P., Kitsukawa, Kana, Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, A DEMONSTRATION OF INDIVIDUAL PREFERENCE FOR NOVEL MANDS DURING FUNCTIONAL COMMUNICATION TRAINING, Philosophy, Sociology and Political Science, Applied Psychology |
| title | A DEMONSTRATION OF INDIVIDUAL PREFERENCE FOR NOVEL MANDS DURING FUNCTIONAL COMMUNICATION TRAINING |
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