Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Dynamics of self-injurious behaviors,1999,104,1,11-21,Newell
Health risk behaviors of African American adolescents with mild mental retardation: prevalence depends on measurement method,1998,102,4,409-420,Pack
Assessing risk of injury in people with mental retardation living in an intermediate care facility,2005,110,5,333-338,Konarski
Functional analysis of the early development of self-injurious behavior: incorporating gene-environment interactions,2008,113,5,403-417,Langthorne
Compulsive self-injurious and autistic behavior in children and adolescents with fragile X syndrome,2008,113,1,44-53,Hall
Psychometric properties of the Questions About Behavioral Function scale in a child sample,2007,112,2,122-129,Kaufman
Effects of social context on social interaction and self-injurious behavior in Cornelia de Lange syndrome,2006,111,3,184-192,Hall
Reducing severe aggressive and self-injurious behaviors with functional communication training,1989,94,1,37-48,Robinson
Extreme self-injury attributed to frontal lobe seizures,1989,94,1,20-26,Gedye
Prevalence and prediction of psychotropic drug use in California developmental centers,1989,93,6,627-632,Alvarez
Effects of naloxone and naltrexone on self-injury: a double-blind placebo-controlled analysis,1989,93,6,644-651,Barrett
Acceptability of behavioral interventions for self-injurious behavior,1989,93,5,575-580,Kelly
Acceptability of behavioral interventions for self-injurious behavior: replication and inter-institutional comparison,1990,95,2,182-187,Mulick
An orally administered opiate blocker naltrexone attenuates self-injurious behavior,1990,95,1,93-102,Sandman
Plasma B-endorphin levels in patients with self-injurious behavior and stereotypy,1990,95,1,84-92,Sandman
Beta adrenergic blocking medications for aggressive or self-injurious mentally retarded persons,1990,95,1,110-119,Wilson
Emergence and maintenance of stereotypy and self-injury,1991,96,3,299-319; discussion 321-44,Guess
Frontal lobe seizures: no evidence of self-injury,1991,96,1,81-85,Coulter
The self-injury hypothesis: addressing a neurologist's concerns,1991,96,1,85-94,Gedye
Deficiency in the opioid hypotheses of self-injurious behavior,1991,95,6,692-4; discussion 694-6,Poland
Risk of fractures in an intermediate care facility for persons with mental retardation,1989,93,4,444-451,Lipworth
Self-injury by people with mental retardation: a compulsive behavior hypothesis,1993,98,1,93-112,King
Self-injurious behavior within the menstrual cycle of women with mental retardation,1993,97,6,659-664,Taylor
Characteristics of community-based individuals with mental retardation and aggressive behavioral disorders,1994,98,6,704-716,Davidson
Evaluation of a sexual abuse prevention program for female Chinese adolescents with mild mental retardation,1998,103,2,105-116,Tang
Sexual abuse prevention for persons with mental retardation,1997,101,5,459-472,Miltenberger
Increasing independent decision-making skills of women with mental retardation in simulated interpersonal situations of abuse,2000,105,5,387-401,Khemka
Drowning as a cause of death in Angelman syndrome,2002,107,1,69-70,Ishmael
Social information processing by aggressive and nonaggressive men with mental retardation,1995,100,3,244-252,Fuchs
Cyclicity of aggression and self-injurious behavior in individuals with mental retardation,1995,99,4,436-444,Lewis
Dissociation of POMC peptides after self-injury predicts responses to centrally acting opiate blockers,1997,102,2,182-199,Taylor
Visual discrimination and motor reproduction of movement by individuals with mental retardation,1997,102,2,172-181,Day
Personal characteristics associated with episodes of injury in a residential facility,1997,102,1,37-44,Konarski
Social implications of behavioral interventions for persons with mental retardation,1997,101,6,567-578,Sigelman
Frequent aggression and attribution of hostile intent in people with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities: an empirical investigation,2006,111,2,90-99,Jahoda
Socioemotional understanding and frequent aggression in people with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities,2006,111,2,77-89,Jahoda
Emotional understanding in aggressive and nonaggressive individuals with mild or moderate mental retardation,2005,110,1,57-67,Jahoda
Evaluation of a decision-making curriculum designed to empower women with mental retardation to resist abuse,2005,110,3,193-204,Khemka
Paroxetine treatment of aggression and self-injury in persons with mental retardation,1998,102,5,427-437,King
Characteristics of children and adolescents with mental retardation and frequent outwardly directed aggressive behavior,1996,101,3,244-255,Williams
Coping burnout and emotion in staff working in community services for people with challenging behaviors,2001,106,5,448-459,Mitchell
Aggression-related hostility bias and social problem-solving deficits in adult males with mental retardation,2004,109,3,255-263,Basquill
Use of medication for the management of behavior problems among adults with intellectual disabilities: a clinicians' consensus survey,2008,113,1,19-31,Deb
Retrospective study of lithium use for institutionalized mentally retarded individuals with behavior disorders,1990,94,4,448-452,Langee
Changes in psychotropic drug use in long-term residents of an ICF/MR facility,1991,96,2,137-141,Hancock
Interventions for challenging behavior in residential settings,1999,104,4,364-375,Stancliffe
Attribution of intent and role-taking: cognitive factors as mediators of aggression with people who have mental retardation,1999,104,5,399-409,Jahoda
Evidence for visual imagery deficits in persons with mental retardation,1996,101,2,130-148,Courbois
Cognitive representation of motion in individuals with mental retardation,1998,102,5,438-450,Conners
Characterization of self-injurious behaviors in children and adults with Smith-Magenis syndrome,2001,106,1,52-58,Simon
Self-injurious behavior and Prader-Willi syndrome: behavioral forms and body locations,1999,104,3,260-269,Symons
Self-injurious behavior self-restraint and compulsive behaviors in Cornelia de Lange syndrome,2002,107,2,146-154,Oliver
Effects of background event rate on sustained attention of mentally retarded and nonretarded adults,1990,94,5,499-508,Tomporowski
Quantifying temporal distributions of self-injurious behavior: defining bouts versus discrete events,2004,109,1,1-8,Sandman
Relationships between psychiatric conditions and behavior problems among adults with mental retardation,2004,109,1,21-33,Matson
Review of states' practices on the use of psychotropic medication,1989,93,6,657-668,Rinck
Maladaptive behaviors associated with neuroleptic drug maintenance,1989,93,6,607-617,Sprague
Evaluation of relations between specific antecedent stimuli and self-injury during functional analysis conditions,2005,110,3,205-215,Harding
Longitudinal assessment of stereotypic proto-injurious and self-injurious behavior exhibited by young children with developmental delays,2005,110,6,439-450,Richman
Effects of topiramate in adults with Prader-Willi syndrome,2004,109,4,301-309,Shapira
Case study of neuroleptic-induced akathisia: important implications for individuals with mental retardation,1993,98,1,156-164,Piersel
Emergence and maintenance of stereotypy and self-injury,1991,96,3,299-319,Guess
Deficiency in the opioid hypotheses of self-injurious behavior,1991,95,6,692-694,King
Evaluating models for the emergence and maintenance of stereotypy and self-injury,1991,96,3,327-333,Mulick
Expanded theories of stereotypy and self-injurious responding: Commentary on 'Emergence and maintenance of stereotypy and self-injury',1991,96,3,321-323,Baumeister
Models of the opiate system in self-injurious behavior: A reply,1991,95,6,694-696,Sandman
Rejoinder to Lovaas and Smith Mulick and Meinhold and Baumeister,1991,96,3,335-344,Guess
There is more to operant theory and practice: Comment on Guess and Carr,1991,96,3,324-327,Lövaas