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CASE STUDY

The Use of Response Prevention to Eliminate Daytime Thumbsucking

Ahmos Rolider Surrey Place Centre, Toronto, M5S 2C2, Canada
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Ronald Van Houten Department of Psychology, Mount Saint Vincent University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3M 2J6, Canada
Pages 135-142 | Published online: 18 Oct 2008

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JohnT. Rapp, RaymondG. Miltenberger, TamiL. Galensky, Jennifer Roberts & SherryA. Ellingson. (1999) Brief Functional Analysis and Simplified Habit Reversal Treatment of Thumb Sucking in Fraternal Twin Brothers. Child & Family Behavior Therapy 21:2, pages 1-17.
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Linda Bradley & Stephen Houghton. (2014) The Reduction of Inappropriate Sucking Behaviour in a 7-Year-Old Girl Through Response-Cost and Social-Reinforcement Procedures. Behaviour Change 9:4, pages 254-257.
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