Self-Management Training: A Case Study

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Self-management training is one of the more extensively researched behaviour change intervention procedures for children with ASD. Carr, Moore, and Anderson
(2014) concluded that sufficient evidence exists to consider self-management an evidence-based procedure. Generally, self-management can be defined as the use of operant techniques to produce socially desired change in one’s own

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