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Riegelman, Elizabeth D. – 1974
Proposed is a means of modifying soiling behavior of students (in grades K-3) in a regular classroom. Outlined are daily measurement, baseline, contingency, and teacher training procedures for the system involving verbal praise and activity time rewards. Also described are the evaluation design, special learning materials, and generalization and…
Descriptors: Behavior Change, Exceptional Child Education, Handicapped Children, Operant Conditioning
Bates, Karla K.; Armenti, Simma – 1970
A behavior modification program in toilet training, utilizing reinforcing properties of music, candy, cold drinks, and television was instigated with institutionalized (nontoilet trained) males, ages 15-20 , who were profoundly, severely and moderately mentally handicapped. Eleven experimental and 11 control subjects were involved. A Toileting…
Descriptors: Behavior Change, Exceptional Child Research, Hygiene, Mental Retardation

Wilson, Mike – Focus on Autistic Behavior, 1995
A toilet training method for autistic children is described, involving selection of one optimum time per day and challenging the child to urinate. Other toileting times are added, and eventually the youngster is rewarded for remaining dry. Appended are a training data sheet and instructions on using time-out to reduce severe problems. (Author/SW)
Descriptors: Autism, Behavior Change, Early Childhood Education, Habit Formation