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Mand compliance as a contingency controlling problem behavior: A systematic review.
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The collective comments show a balanced recognition of the publication's focus on problem behaviors maintained by adult compliance, with mentions of its relevance to applied behavior analysis and future research directions. Phrases like 'congratulations' and references to free access suggest positive regard and educational interest, indicating a moderate but meaningful impact and engagement with the work.
Most discussions acknowledge the importance of understanding problem behaviors related to adult compliance, showing general support for the publication's relevance.
The social discussions indicate moderate interest, with mentions of how the publication relates to problem behavior and its significance in applied settings.
Posts reflect some engagement, referencing researchers involved and encouraging further exploration through links and mentions of related research.
The discussions suggest that the publication is viewed as impactful within the field, highlighting recognition of its contribution to understanding contingency management in behavior analysis.
Abstract in brief
- The review examines a dynamic contingency where severe problem behaviors in children are triggered by adult noncompliance with their requests (mands), which are then reinforced when adults eventually comply.
- It highlights that similar contingencies have been identified in recent studies, with variability in how they are arranged and described, especially in cases where standard analyses did not clearly explain the behavior.
- The authors aim to summarize how these contingencies are analyzed and treated, discuss current knowledge, identify gaps, and suggest that future research should focus on developing better methods for understanding and managing problem behaviors related to mand compliance.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyCongratulations to Drs. Adithyan Rajaraman @dithuraj and Greg Hanley on their publication that appears in the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis: Mand compliance as a contingency controlling problem behavior: A systematic review. @SEABscience https://t.co/Q4oGGZLwM3
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RT @ABAatUMBC: Congratulations to Drs. Adithyan Rajaraman @dithuraj and Greg Hanley on their publication that appears in the Journal of Ap…
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Studying problem behavior maintained by adult compliance of child mands. Free full text available through your portal at the BACB. Just log in and #findBAresearch https://t.co/txzowSsYiE
Comportamentos-problema severos https://t.co/V1Bsa9l1md via @YouTube
RT @ABAatUMBC: Congratulations to Drs. Adithyan Rajaraman @dithuraj and Greg Hanley on their publication that appears in the Journal of Ap…
Congratulations to Drs. Adithyan Rajaraman @dithuraj and Greg Hanley on their publication that appears in the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis: Mand compliance as a contingency controlling problem behavior: A systematic review. @SEABscience https://t.co/Q4oGGZLwM3
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