1979•Child Behavior TherapyRequires access
“Marking Timeout;”
Ronald S. Drabman, Debra L. Creedon
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Abstract
A procedure for effectively supplementing existing in-home timeout programs with children is introduced. "Marking Timeout" is designed to generalize the effects of timeout contingencies to situations outside of the home. The procedure, which involves putting a mark on a child's hand to signal that a timeout period will occur later, is explained in a step-by-step manner.