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Three-step guided compliance training and movement suppression time-out technique were used to
treat desruptive, self-injurious, and aggressive behaviors in an 8-years old tuberous sclerosis with
severe mental retardation. In compliance training, the child’s compliance behavior to verval and/or
gestural demand was reinforced with edible and/or social reinforcers and the noncomplied demand
was forcefully carried out through physical prompting. Movement suppression time-out was enforced
whenever any... |
