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Evaluating staff training: Taking account of interactions between staff and clients with intellectual disability and challenging behaviour

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Pages 356-364 | Published online: 13 Sep 2013

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Masahiko Inoue. (2019) Assessments and Interventions to Address Challenging Behavior in Individuals with Intellectual Disability and Autism Spectrum Disorder in Japan: A Consolidated Review. Yonago Acta Medica 62:2, pages 169-181.
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Maartje H. Knotter, Anouk Spruit, Jack J.W. De Swart, Inge B. Wissink, Xavier M.H. Moonen & GeertJan J.M. Stams. (2018) Training direct care staff working with persons with intellectual disabilities and challenging behaviour: A meta-analytic review study. Aggression and Violent Behavior 40, pages 60-72.
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