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Child & Family Behavior Therapy Volume 14, 1992 - Issue 2
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Levels Systems as Shaping and Fading Procedures

Use in a Child Inpatient Psychiatry Setting

Robert N. Jones Research Associate at Inpatient Psychiatry, Primary Children's Medical Cneter (PCMC), Salt Lake City, UT 84113-1100
,
Robert H. Downing Research Analyst at Utah State Division of Youth Corrections
,
Mark E. Latkowski Clinical Data Analyst at PCMC
,
Richard C. Ferre Chair of Child Psychiatry at PCMC
&
William M. McMahon Assistant Inpatient Medical Director at PCMC
Pages 15-37 | Published online: 18 Oct 2008
 
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Abstract

This article reviews the use of behavioral levels systems in managing behavior excesses, shaping prosocial behavior, and fading prompts and external control. Token economy systems and levels systems are compared, and a description of the applied use of levels system in an inpatient child psychiatric facility is provided.

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