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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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-9130-2Aggressionskrankheit; Autoaggression; Selbstverletzung; compliance; intervention; pharmacology; physiology

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Definition, Classification, and Taxonomypersons. Through all of this activity, some tentative conclusions have emerged. For example, self-injurious behavior (SIB) is a modifiable condition, and epidemiological data are available concerning the incidence and characteristics of those who self-injure (see Gorman-Smith & Matson, 1985; Schroed

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Functional Analysis and Treatment of Self-injurythreatening nature of SIB has attracted considerable research and discussion regarding the etiology and treatment of the disorder (see Carr, 1977; Favell et al., 1982a; Frankel & Simmons, 1976; Matson & Taras, 1989; Picker, Poling, & Parker, 1979; Schroeder, Schroeder, Rojahn, & Mulick, 1981). Yet,

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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).

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