The Effects of Group Reinforcement Contingencies in an "Open-Style" Classroom
Document Type
Article
Journal/Book Title/Conference
Journal of Special Education Technology
Volume
5
Issue
2
Publication Date
1982
First Page
15
Last Page
22
Abstract
This study demonstrated the effectiveness of group reinforcement procedures in managing the disruptive behavior of handicapped and nonhandicapped students in a regular third grade classroom. The procedures were also socially validated by the students and classroom teachers.
Recommended Citation
Young, K.R., Likins, M., & Johnson, J.I. (1982). The Effects of Group Reinforcement Contingencies in an "Open-Style" Classroom. Journal of Special Education Technology. 5(2), 15-22.
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Originally published by the Council for Exceptional Children.