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TRAINING CARE STAFF TO MANAGE CHALLENGING BEHAVIOUR: AN EVALUATION OF A THREE DAY TRAINING COURSE

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(1997). TRAINING CARE STAFF TO MANAGE CHALLENGING BEHAVIOUR: AN EVALUATION OF A THREE DAY TRAINING COURSE. The British Journal of Development Disabilities: Vol. 43, No. 85, pp. 156-162.

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