Elopement

The external validity of behavioral treatments for elopement (i.e. leaving supervision without permission) remains unclear… (More)

Elopement exhibited by school-aged children with special health care needs is a relatively low frequency problem behavior with… (More)

Nearly half of children with autism have eloped from their caregivers. In assessing elopement, the initial functional analytic… (More)

Although treatments for elopement (leaving an assigned area or a caregiver without permission) and dropping (falling to the floor… (More)

Functional analyses of elopement (i.e., leaving a specific area without permission) are challenging to conduct because clients… (More)

'Wandering' and 'elopement' have been identified as common in autism, affecting half of all diagnosed children ages four to ten… (More)

Elopement is a dangerous behavior sometimes exhibited by individuals with intellectual disabilities. We conducted trial-based… (More)

Blocking is a frequent component of treatments for elopement. Unfortunately, blocking may not always be feasible because… (More)

We evaluated a treatment for elopement maintained by access to stereotypic door play. First, we conducted a functional analysis… (More)

The elopement of a child with Asperger syndrome was assessed using functional analyses and was treated in two school settings… (More)