HABIT REVERSAL AS A TREATMENT FOR CHRONIC SKIN PICKING IN TYPICALLY DEVELOPING ADULT MALE SIBLINGS

Michael P. Twohig · Douglas W. Woods

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In this study, habit reversal was evaluated as a treatment for skin picking in typically developing adult male siblings using a nonconcurrent multiple baseline across participants design. Results showed socially valid decreases in reported picking as a result of treatment.

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