September 2020 PMID 30983381

Effects of Magnitude on the Displacement of Leisure Items by Edible Items During Preference Assessments.

Seth B Clark, Nathan A Call, Christina A Simmons, Mindy C Scheithauer, Colin S Muething, Natalie Parks

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Peak: 3 in Apr 2019
across 2 sources since Apr 2019

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Apr 2019 – Apr 2023

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This collection of discussions references a specific preference assessment procedure used with autistic individuals, mentioning that children had to sit ignored without access for several minutes, which shows a focus on the methodological details rather than broader implications. The tone is neutral and descriptive, reflecting mild curiosity without strong agreement or interest in the research outcomes.

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The discussion provides only a brief mention of the methods used in preference assessments, indicating a neutral stance regarding the study's findings.

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The tone suggests a neutral or minimal interest, noting the procedural aspects rather than engaging deeply with the implications.

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Comments are superficial, referencing specific procedures without elaborating on broader significance or critique.

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There is no indication that the discussion considers the study to have a meaningful impact on the field or practice.

Abstract in brief

  • Preference assessments often show that edible items tend to be preferred over leisure items, but the reasons for this are not fully understood.
  • The study explored whether increasing the time participants have access to leisure items would reduce the displacement caused by edible items.
  • Results demonstrated that longer access to leisure items led to less displacement, meaning participants showed a stronger preference for leisure items when given more time.]

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Michelle Dawson
@autismcrisis · X

Requiring autistics (N=3, age 9-21) who choose a food reinforcer to sit ignored & with no access to anything for up to 5 minutes https://t.co/JfvHIW6S7I ABA preference assessment, in 2019

Apr 15, 2019 · 6 likes · 3 shares · 9,264 followers View post →
Eric Michael Garcia
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RT @autismcrisis: Requiring autistics (N=3, age 9-21) who choose a food reinforcer to sit ignored & with no access to anything for up to 5…

Apr 15, 2019 · 3 shares · 38,723 followers View post →

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Gedanken Karrussel
@Denkkarrussel · X

RT @autismcrisis: Requiring autistics (N=3, age 9-21) who choose a food reinforcer to sit ignored & with no access to anything for up to 5…

Apr 16, 2019 · 3 shares · 1,213 followers View post →
Eric Michael Garcia
@EricMGarcia · X

RT @autismcrisis: Requiring autistics (N=3, age 9-21) who choose a food reinforcer to sit ignored & with no access to anything for up to 5…

Apr 15, 2019 · 3 shares · 38,723 followers View post →
Michelle Dawson
@autismcrisis · X

Requiring autistics (N=3, age 9-21) who choose a food reinforcer to sit ignored & with no access to anything for up to 5 minutes https://t.co/JfvHIW6S7I ABA preference assessment, in 2019

Apr 15, 2019 · 6 likes · 3 shares · 9,264 followers View post →