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The Use Of Habit Reversal In Reducing Tics With Two Institutionalized Individuals, Phyllis Williamson
The Use Of Habit Reversal In Reducing Tics With Two Institutionalized Individuals, Phyllis Williamson
University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations
The possible application of habit reversal to mentally ill institutional residents has not been investigated. While habit reversal holds considerable promise as a treatment mode, due to its rapid success and patient involvement in controlling his-her own behavior, further research is in order. To investigate the generality of habit reversal to an institutionalized population, the present study utilized self-monitoring, which has been found to be effective with hospitalized patients, and habit reversal, which has been found to be effective with a non-hospitalized population, as a treatment package for eliminating nervous tics. There are four major purposes for doing this present …