Faculty Articles
A Comparison of Exclusion Time-Out and Contingent Observation for Reducing Severe Disruptive Behavior in a 7 Year Old Boy
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1990
Publication Title
Child and Family Behavior Thearapy
Volume
12
Issue/Number
1
First Page
57
ISSN
0731-7107
Last Page
68
Abstract/Excerpt
This study compared the effectiveness of exclusion time-out and contingent observation for reducing the severe disruptive behavior of a child with developmental disabilities. Interventions were employed in a classroom by a special education teacher and a teacher's aide. Procedural and functional integrity measures for the two interventions indicated that the treatments were implemented in an optimal manner. The results showed that both time-out procedures reduced disruption to very low levels and were not found to be differentially effective. The theoretical and practical significance of this finding are discussed.
DOI
10.1300/J019v12n01_04
NSUWorks Citation
Mace, F. C.,
Heller, M.
(1990). A Comparison of Exclusion Time-Out and Contingent Observation for Reducing Severe Disruptive Behavior in a 7 Year Old Boy. Child and Family Behavior Thearapy, 12(1), 57-68.
Available at: https://nsuworks.nova.edu/cps_facarticles/246
