Titlebook: Clinical Guide to Toilet Training Children; Johnny L. Matson Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Anxiety and toilet traini

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Overview and State of the Field,This chapter will summarize some of the most critical issues in the toilet training of children. An analysis will also be made of the knowledge base that is now available in the field. Particular strengths as well as areas where continued improvement is needed will be reviewed.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-31095-0 for decades. Similarly, daytime pants alarms have been in widespread use for some time. More recent developments involving computer technology and telecommunications have emerged. This chapter reviews the literature on the use of technology and its evolution overtime.

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Historical Development of Toilet Training, and methods used to toilet train children in the United States have drastically changed. This chapter provides a review of these changes, focusing primarily on the nineteenth and twentieth centuries till today. The authors present factors that have influenced toilet training practices. Several majo

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Risk Factors,ent and appropriate toileting skills (Research in Autism Spectrum Disorders 3:607–618). Risks to successful toileting behavior are inherent across those areas of continence and toileting behavior. This chapter explores continence potential risk factors related to child and caregiver characteristics,

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Monitoring Progress in Toilet Training, having the necessary materials to initiate the protocol successfully. Therefore, while methods of direct observation and measures of toileting behavior will be a primary focus here, measures related to verifying the fidelity of methods, materials, and procedures necessary for the successful impleme

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Applications of Operant-Based Behavioral Principles to Toilet Training,let training. In this chapter we provide a brief review of the relationship between EAB and ABA, a review of the application of behavioral principles (i.e., reinforcement, punishment, stimulus control) within toilet training procedures, and we discuss additional toilet training behavioral techniques