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Title:	Case Study: Behavioral Approach to Mentally Retarded Child in Headstart
Authors:	Pool, Larry D.; Kempson, W. Diane
Descriptors:	Behavior Change; Case Studies; Low Ability Students; Positive Reinforcement; Pupil Personnel Workers; School Social Workers
Source:	Journal of International Association of Pupil Personnel Workers, 18, 2, 138-140, Mar 74
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Publication Date:	1974-00-00
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Abstract:	Describes a method of positive reinforcement used by school social worker to increase a child's ability to follow directions. Not only did the child become a better student, but she was also able to interact more with her peers, something she had not done before. (HMV)
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