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Behavior modification in the home: Siblings as behavior modifiers, parents as observers
Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology, 1977It was hypothesized that siblings could function as effective behavior change agent for their behaviorally disturbed brother and sisters within the home environment. Further, it was predicted that parents could be trained to be reliable observers of their children's performance under these circumstances.
G, Colletti, S L, Harris
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Behavior and behavioral determinants in the management of demented people in residential homes
Patient Education and Counseling, 1998The major goal of this Dutch study was to compare the behavior of staff towards demented patients in residential homes with five expert recommendations for dealing with dementia. There were 136 respondents in this postal survey. The results showed that the staff carried out the recommendations of encouraging activity, establishing effective ...
M, Savelkoul, K, Commissaris, G, Kok
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Homing Behavior of Spawning Walleyes
Transactions of the American Fisheries Society, 1962Abstract Study of marked adult walleyes returning to a spawning site in Many Point Lake, northern Minnesota, showed evidence of homing behavior rather than a strictly random return in successive years. The homing behavior, however, was not shown by the majority of the fish, and among those which evinced homing behavior the pattern of return was ...
Donald E. Olson, Warren J. Scidmore
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Behavior Control in A Home Setting
The Psychological Record, 1975Systematic reinforcement techniques applied in a home setting controlled the performance of household tasks by 2 children. Experiment I showed a decrease in completion time for a series of 10 tasks when correct performance was reinforced. In Experiment II introduction of a limited-hold criterion reduced variability in completion time and slightly ...
Marilyn S. Arnett, Roger E. Ulrich
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Adapting Home Behavior to Its Inhabitants
2005In this paper, we propose a multiagent system for simulating the control of an intelligent home able to adapt its behavior to the user situation. Central to the adaptation process is the concept of influence sphere that is defined in function of the type of service it provides to house inhabitants (i.e. comfort, security, entertainment, etc.).
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Behavioral Health Homes: The Authors Reply
Health Affairs, 2018James M, Schuster +2 more
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Cell-Based Drug Delivery Systems with Innate Homing Capability as a Novel Nanocarrier Platform
International Journal of Nanomedicine, 2023Seungpyo Hong, Hansoo Park
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