Effect of "wet nights" on daytime behavior during concurrent treatment of enuresis and conduct problems
Abstract:
The case study reported in this paper focuses on the relationship between bedwetting and misconduct after the implementation of behavior therapy for both problems. A 6 1/2-year-old girl was treated for enuresis and subsequently for conduct problems (lying, aggressiveness). After both bedwetting and misconduct displayed substantial and stable improvement, it was found that occasional nightly relapses in bedwetting were strongly associated with the occurrence of misconduct the following day. Implications of this finding are discussed.
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