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Direct linkStephanie A. Contrucci Kuhn; Dorothea C. Lerman; Christina M. Vorndran; Laura Addison – Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 2006
A sequence of behaviors consisting of appropriate responses, inappropriate responses, or a combination of both can be linked together in a behavior chain. Several operant processes may disrupt behavior chains. For example, one or more members of the behavior chain may be affected when reinforcement is withheld for the last response in the chain…
Descriptors: Developmental Disabilities, Factor Analysis, Responses, Behavior Patterns
Stephanie Ann Contrucci Kuhn – ProQuest LLC, 2004
Behaviors that are appropriate, inappropriate, or a combination of both can be linked together in a behavior chain. When the contingencies for one response change (e.g., reinforcement is withheld for the last response in the chain; the last response is reinforced even if it occurs without the other responses in the chain) or the environmental…
Descriptors: Developmental Disabilities, Factor Analysis, Responses, Behavior Patterns
Greer, R. Douglas; And Others – Analysis and Intervention in Developmental Disabilities, 1985
Two experiments were performed with five severely developmentally disabled individuals (13-26 years old) to test the relationship between toys as conditioned reinforcers and stereotypy. Findings suggested that conditioning reinforcers for play, such as toys, may result in a durable and possibly more cost effective procedure of dealing with…
Descriptors: Behavior Patterns, Developmental Disabilities, Play, Responses
