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1	Progressing from identification and functional analysis of precursor behavior to treatment of self-injury. Dracobly, Joseph Daniel 12 1900 (has links) An evaluation of the utility of assessing and treating severe problem behavior through precursor functional analysis was completed. Ongoing measurement of problem behavior in two settings in the participant's natural environment was conducted for the duration of the study. A precursor to self-injurious behavior was identified using descriptive assessment and conditional probability analyses. A precursor functional analysis was then conducted. Subsequently, a treatment, in which precursor behavior produced the maintaining variable identified in the precursor functional analysis, was implemented in the natural environment. Treatment resulted in increases in the precursor behavior and decreases in self-injury in both the treatment setting and the second setting in which observations occurred. Implications of the assessment and treatment procedures are discussed. Functional analysis low-rate problem behavior response class hierarchies probability analysis severe problem behavior precursor behavior
2	A needs assessment of community support workers working in the field of self-injurious behaviour amongst adolescents Millingham, Kim Michelle 11 1900 (has links) Self-injurious behaviour (SIB) is recognised as a difficult behaviour to work/deal with and Community Support Workers (CSW‟s) who work with this behaviour may not have any formal training in the field of SIB. This study was therefore aimed at assessing the needs of CSW‟s working in the field of self-injurious behaviour amongst adolescents. A qualitative approach was used, the study was of an explorative nature and the researcher made use of purposive non-probability sampling to select respondents who were willing to participate in one-on-one semi-structured interviews with the researcher. This data was then analysed by the researcher making use of Creswell‟s spiral of analysis. The data collected was sorted into themes, sub-themes and categories and interpreted according to literature. The study identified that there are specific needs amongst CSW‟s who work with adolescent SIB in the specific areas of support and education/training. / Social Work / M. Diac. (Play Therapy) Self-injurious behaviour Adolescence Community Support Workers Needs Assessment Training/education Support Childhood trauma Treatment/therapy 616.858200835 Self-injurious behavior -- Education Adolescent psychology Self-mutilation -- Treatment
3	A needs assessment of community support workers working in the field of self-injurious behaviour amongst adolescents Millingham, Kim Michelle 11 1900 (has links) Self-injurious behaviour (SIB) is recognised as a difficult behaviour to work/deal with and Community Support Workers (CSW‟s) who work with this behaviour may not have any formal training in the field of SIB. This study was therefore aimed at assessing the needs of CSW‟s working in the field of self-injurious behaviour amongst adolescents. A qualitative approach was used, the study was of an explorative nature and the researcher made use of purposive non-probability sampling to select respondents who were willing to participate in one-on-one semi-structured interviews with the researcher. This data was then analysed by the researcher making use of Creswell‟s spiral of analysis. The data collected was sorted into themes, sub-themes and categories and interpreted according to literature. The study identified that there are specific needs amongst CSW‟s who work with adolescent SIB in the specific areas of support and education/training. / Social Work / M. Diac. (Play Therapy) Self-injurious behaviour Adolescence Community Support Workers Needs Assessment Training/education Support Childhood trauma Treatment/therapy 616.858200835 Self-injurious behavior -- Education Adolescent psychology Self-mutilation -- Treatment

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