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Environmental antecedents which affect management and maintenance of programs for self-injurious behavior. 影响自我伤害行为计划管理和维护的环境前因。
S R Schroeder, R C Kanoy, J A Mulick, J Rojahn, S J Thios, M Stephens, B Hawk
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The etiology and management of rumination and psychogenic vomiting: a review. 反刍和心因性呕吐的病因及治疗综述。
J F Holvoet
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Nonaversive treatment of severe self-injurious behavior: multiple replications with DRO and DRI. 严重自伤行为的非厌恶治疗:DRO和DRI的多重重复。
D Nolley, B Butterfield, A Fleming, P Muller
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