Using self-stimulation as reinforcement for autistic children

THE RELATIONSHIP OF SELF‐STIMULATION TO LEARNING IN AUTISTIC CHILDREN¹

1972 • 345 citations

INCREASING SPONTANEOUS PLAY BY SUPPRESSING SELF‐STIMULATION IN AUTISTIC CHILDREN1

1974 • 268 citations

Establishment of social reinforcers in two schizophrenic children on the basis of food

1966 • 140 citations

Self-Mutilation in Schizophrenic Children

1967 • 103 citations

Stereotypy, Arousal and Autism

1968 • 77 citations

Comparison of the Toy Play Behavior of Autistic, Retarded, and Normal Children

1964 • 76 citations

Learning approaches to therapeutic behavior change

1970 • 59 citations

Frequency of Repetitive Behaviors in Early Infantile Autism and Its Variants

1968 • 58 citations

Generalization of “curiosity” questioning behavior in autistic children

1977 • 49 citations

Toy-Play Behavior and Use of Body by Autistic and Normal Children as Reported by Mothers

1967 • 47 citations

Predicting instrumental performance from the independent rate of the contingent response.

1961 • 36 citations

APPLICATION OF A SIMPLE RECORDING SYSTEM TO THE ANALYSIS OF FREE‐PLAY BEHAVIOR IN AUTISTIC CHILDREN¹

1968 • 17 citations

Modifying the verbal expression of a child with autistic behaviors

1975 • 15 citations

Autistic children. A guide for parents and professionals

1972 • 14 citations

Summer Camp Treatment Program for Autistic Children

1978 • 9 citations

Video-tape observations of disturbed young children

1967 • 7 citations