The Changing Criterion Design: Assessment of Running Behavior in a Handicapped Youth
Document Type
Article
Journal/Book Title/Conference
Psychological Reports
Volume
50
Publication Date
1982
First Page
1287
Last Page
1293
Abstract
In a changing-criterion design increased running speed by a handicapped youth was demonstrated by establishing a temporal criterion for running, which changed repeatedly as running matched the criterion. Reinforcement and avoidance procedures were made contingent on running and were effective in increasing running speed. Follow-up data at 3 and 12 mo. indicated maintenance of the increased running speed.
Recommended Citation
Morgan, R. L., & Hiebert, R. (1982). The changing criterion design: Assessment of running behavior in a handicapped youth. Psychological Reports, 50, 1287 – 1293.
Comments
Originally published by Ammons Scientific.
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