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Brain Injury from a Behavioral Perspective: Applied Behavior Analysis Meets Behavioral Neuroscience, by Douglas Lee (2006)

Behavioral interventions are based on a detailed analysis of the interaction between the person and his/her environment. In the case of survivors of brain injuries it is important to understand that one of the changed components is the person’s brain function.

Breath Holding Spells, by Jennifer Longwell and Patrick C. Friman (2006)

Breath holding spells are behavioral events with learning and biologically based elements. They are brief discussed along with some suggestions about management.

Trichotillomania, by Jennifer Resetar and Patrick C. Friman (2006)

The behavioral assessment and treatment of trichotillomania (compulsive hair pulling) is discussed.

Habit Reversal, by Kashunda L. Williams and Patrick C. Friman (2006)

Habit reversal is a multicomponent treatment procedure ("package treatment") implemented for the purpose of reducing and/or eliminating a targeted behavior. Simplified habit reversal consists of three phases: awareness training, competing response training, and social support training.

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