Titlebook: Self-injurious Behavior; Analysis, Assessment James K. Luiselli,Johnny L. Matson,Nirbhay N. Sing Book 1992 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1

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The Incidence and Prevalence of Self-injurious Behaviorant information in our attempt to determine the extent to which self-injurious behavior may be a developmental phenomenon (Baumeister & Rollings, 1976). From a practical standpoint, statements regarding prevalence rates among various populations can be significant elements in justification for resea

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Psychophysiology and Issues of Anxiety and Arousalintaining factors are (1) similar across individuals, (2) consistent for the same individual at different points in time, and (3) similar for different topographies of self-injurious behavior both within and across individuals.

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Facial Screening and Visual Occlusiongh sample, studies focusing on behavior problems other than SIB were included as well. This increased the number of articles to 31. Of these, 29 papers involved contingent visual occlusion, and only two employed visual sensory extinction. Naturally, the emphasis of this chapter is on contingent visu

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978-1-4613-9132-6Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1992

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Behavioral Diagnostic Interventionses (Lovaas, Freitag, Gold, & Kassorla, 1965) investigated controlling conditions, most of the research literature focused on the manipulation of consequences to reduce the frequency and/or severity of SIB. Little attention was paid to causes (i.e., the . the behavior served).