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Behavioural approaches can be used very effectively to teach new skills and to change behaviours that are challenging and not socially adaptive. In this article, Sue Buckley darws on several studies to argue that whilst these approaches may have gone out of fashion, they should be revived. Full text available at www.down-syndrome.org/updates/2038
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how do i controll my sons behavior.
Posted by: patricia | 02 February 2009 at 18:46