Correspondence Training: Review and Current Issues

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Journal Res Dev Disabil

Specialty Psychiatry

Date 1990 Jan 1

PMID 2270320

Citations 8

Authors

R A Baer

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Abstract

This article reviews the literature on correspondence training and discusses issues of theoretical, conceptual, or applied importance. Generalization, maintenance, and application to mentally retarded individuals are addressed. The relationship between correspondence training procedures and the concept of self-control is discussed. Directions for future research are described.

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