Behavioral Medicine and Developmental Disabilities 1989
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4613-8844-9_9
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“…Therefore, manipulation of antecedent variables was seen as a method to induce oral feeding that subsequently could be reinforced positively. Treatment was developed via a behavioral consultative model (Sugai & Luiselli, 1989) and was implemented by the child's parents in his natural home setting.…”
Section: Cueing Demand Fading and Positive Reinforcement To Establish Self-feeding And Oral Consumption In A Child With Chronic Food Refumentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, manipulation of antecedent variables was seen as a method to induce oral feeding that subsequently could be reinforced positively. Treatment was developed via a behavioral consultative model (Sugai & Luiselli, 1989) and was implemented by the child's parents in his natural home setting.…”
Section: Cueing Demand Fading and Positive Reinforcement To Establish Self-feeding And Oral Consumption In A Child With Chronic Food Refumentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, behavioral psychologists have a unique opportunity to introduce effective strategies within such settings and to improve the long-term care of residents. This study shows that functional assessment and treatment methods can be adapted successfully to the exigencies of a nursing-care environment via a behavioral consultation model (Sugai & Luiselli, 1989) and that therapeutic improvements can be supported following treatment.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…On this note, Sugai and Luiselli (1989) indicated that alterations to programming are necessary when a. the intervention has failed to effect the desired change in the target problem, b. the assessment procedures being used do not yield reliable or valid data, or c. the staff encounters problems that interfere with the implementation of programming. (p. 210)…”
Section: Description and Componentsmentioning
confidence: 99%