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ABA-based treatment of "elopement" ("generally defined as moving more than 3ft from a caregiver without permission...") for N=14 autistics aged 5-21? link.springer.com/article/10.1... including punishment procedures--"Response blocking and harness use" "Baskethold" "Visual screen time‑out"

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Rose E. Nevill, Michelle F. Crawford, Jennifer R. Zarcone, Elizabeth Maquera, Griffin W. Rooker, Jonathan D. Schmidt (2025). A Retrospective Consecutive Controlled Case Series Analysis of the Assessment and Treatment of Elopement in Children with Autism in an Inpatient Setting. Behavior Analysis in Practice, 18(4), 903-920. Springer Science and Business Media LLC.

Date de publication
24/10/2024
Identifiant
10.1007/s40617-024-00979-1
Auteurs
Rose E. Nevill, Michelle F. Crawford, Jennifer R. Zarcone, Elizabeth Maquera, Griffin W. Rooker, Jonathan D. Schmidt
Source
Behavior Analysis in Practice
Détails
18(4), 903-920
Type de référence
article
Éditeur
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
Source de métadonnées
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Résumé

Abstract This study included a retrospective consecutive controlled case series analysis of 17 function-based elopement treatments developed for 14 children with autism in an inpatient setting. Results from functional analyses indicated elopement was most frequently maintained by access to tangible items, followed by automatic reinforcement. All treatments used a combination of multiple consequence-based or antecedent- and consequence-based strategies. Individual treatment components and strategies for testing treatment generality are reviewed to provide examples of how such treatments may be implemented to reduce elopement attempts. Effective treatments, defined as reducing elopement by at least 80%, were developed for 13 children. These findings may help guide clinicians as they plan for the safe assessment and treatment of this difficult and dangerous behavior.

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