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ArticleAcceptability of reductive interventions for the control of inappropriate child behavior

Joseph C. Witt1985

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Acceptability of reductive interventions for the control of inappropriate child behavior

Joseph C. Witt · Julene R. Robbins

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Behavioral and Psychological Studies Early Childhood Education and Development Education Discipline and Inequality

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1978SOCIAL VALIDITY: THE CASE FOR SUBJECTIVE MEASUREMENT or HOW APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS IS FINDING ITS HEART 1 1980ACCEPTABILITY OF ALTERNATIVE TREATMENTS FOR DEVIANT CHILD BEHAVIOR 1978Applying Behavior Analysis Procedures with Children and Youth 1981Acceptability of child treatment techniques: The influence of treatment efficacy and adverse side effects 1983Assessing the acceptability of behavioral interventions used in classrooms 1984Factors affecting teachers' judgments of the acceptability of behavioral interventions: Time involvement, behavior problem severity, and type of intervention 1980Acceptability of time out from reinforcement procedures for disruptive child behavior 1984The effect of saying the same thing in different ways: The problem of language and jargon in school-based consultation

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Year1985

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Published1985-03-01

VenueResearch on Child and Adolescent Psychopathology

ISSN-L0091-0627

Languageen

Citations69

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