原创力文档Sequential application of major habit-reversal components to treat motor tics in children.PDF
JOURNAL OF APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS 1996, 29, 483–493 NUMBER 4 (WINTER 1996)
SEQUENTIAL APPLICATION OF MAJOR HABIT-REVERSAL
COMPONENTS TO TREAT MOTOR TICS IN CHILDREN
DOUGLAS W. WOODS, RAYMOND G. MILTENBERGER,
AND VICKI A. LUMLEY
NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY
In this study, we sequentially administered up to four components of the habit-reversal
treatment to 4 c
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