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In this paper, Kathleen Feeley and Emily Jones describe five case studies that reflect commonly occurring challenging behaviours among children with Down syndrome and show how a variety of intervention strategies were used to successfully modify the behaviours. Full article at: www.down-syndrome.org/case-studies/2008
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