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Response-contingent small-step treatment: performance-based communication intervention.

R L Bollinger, C E Stout

The Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders

|February 1, 1976

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Response-contingent small-step treatment offers a structured approach for adults with brain injuries affecting communication. This method involves detailed planning and systematic data collection for effective management.

Area of Science:

Neurorehabilitation
Speech-Language Pathology
Clinical Psychology

Background:

Brain injuries often lead to communication disturbances in adults.
Effective management requires structured and systematic clinical methodologies.
Existing approaches may lack detailed planning and objective data retrieval.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce and describe response-contingent small-step treatment.
To outline the key components of treatment planning and execution.
To highlight the utility of treatment forms for data management.

Main Methods:

Development of a structured clinical methodology: response-contingent small-step treatment.
Treatment planning involves defining target behavior hierarchies and performance criteria.

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Utilization of planned response contingencies and systematic treatment forms.

Main Results:

Provides a structured framework for managing communication disorders in brain-injured adults.
Facilitates objective scoring of patient responses.
Enables systematic treatment planning and reliable data charting.

Conclusions:

Response-contingent small-step treatment is an effective structured methodology.
Systematic planning and objective data retrieval are crucial for managing brain-injured adults.
Treatment forms enhance the efficiency and objectivity of the clinical process.