BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT OF INFANT SLEEP DISTURBANCE

Karyn G. France · Stephen M. Hudson

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Behavioral and Psychological Studies Sleep and related disorders Infant Health and Development

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Using a nonconcurrent multiple baseline design, we evaluated the effects of extinction and stimulus control on nighttime sleep disturbances exhibited by 7 infants. Results showed that frequency and duration of night wakings decreased for all subjects, with corresponding improvements reflected through changes in responses to the sleep behavior scale. Observed improvements maintained at 3 and 24 months posttreatment.

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