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The effects of noncontingently available alternative stimuli on functional analysis outcomes
Joel E Ringdahl1, Lisa C Winborn, Marc S Andelman
1The University of Iowa, USA. joel-ringdahl@uiowa.edu
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis
|January 31, 2003
Abstract:
The effects of noncontingently available alternative stimuli on functional analysis outcomes were evaluated for 2 individuals. Results suggested that noncontingent access to preferred items resulted in reduced levels of attention-maintained behavior. The results are interpreted in terms of establishing operations.