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2. Effect of weather variable on incidence of Earias vittella in okra
3. Non-pesticidal management of okra shoot and fruit borer (Earias vittella Fab.) by changing dates of sowing
4. A rare presentation of dens in dente in the mandibular third molar with extra oral sinus
5. Angiosarcoma in the mandible: Report of a rare case
6. Microswitch clusters to enhance adaptive responses and head control: A programme extension for three children with multiple disabilities
7. An overview of research on increasing indices of happiness of people with severe/profound intellectual and multiple disabilities
8. Microswitch clusters to support responding and appropriate posture of students with multiple disabilities: three case evaluations
9. Enabling a person with multiple disabilities and minimal motor behaviour to control environmental stimulation with chin movements
10. Technology-aided programs for assisting communication and leisure engagement of persons with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis: Two single-case studies.
11. Persons with multiple disabilities exercise adaptive response schemes with the help of technology-based programs: Three single-case studies.
12. Post-coma persons emerged from a minimally conscious state and showing multiple disabilities learn to manage a radio-listening activity.
13. Technology-based programs to promote walking fluency or improve foot-ground contact during walking: two case studies of adults with multiple disabilities.
14. Mindfulness training for parents and their children with ADHD increases the children's compliance.
15. Training in mindful caregiving transfers to parent-child interactions.
16. A microswitch to enable a woman with acquired brain injury and profound multiple disabilities to access environmental stimulation with lip movements.
17. A wheelchair user with visual and intellectual disabilities managing simple orientation technology for indoor travel.
18. Helping persons with mild or moderate Alzheimer's disease recapture basic daily activities through the use of an instruction strategy.
19. Helping a man with multiple disabilities increase object-contact responses and reduce hand stereotypy via a microswitch cluster program.
20. Persons with mild or moderate Alzheimer's disease managing daily activities via verbal instruction technology.
21. Clinical and benefit--cost outcomes of teaching a mindfulness-based procedure to adult offenders with intellectual disabilities.
22. Helping a child with multiple disabilities endure a demanding physical posture through self-managed access to preferred stimuli.
23. Promoting step responses of children with multiple disabilities through a walker device and microswitches with contingent stimuli.
24. Microswitch-based programs for persons with multiple disabilities: an overview of some recent developments.
25. Helping three persons with multiple disabilities acquire independent dressing through assistive technology.
26. Microswitch technology to promote adaptive responses and reduce mouthing in two children with multiple disabilities.
27. Enabling two adolescents with multiple disabilities to choose among environmental stimuli through different procedural and technological approaches.
28. Eye- and mouth-opening movements replacing head and hand responses in a microswitch program for an adolescent with deteriorating motor condition.
29. Enabling a young man with minimal motor behavior to manage independent his leisure television engagement.
30. Questions About Behavioral Function in Mental Illness (QABF-MI): a behavior checklist for functional assessment of maladaptive behavior exhibited by individuals.
31. Enabling persons with multiple disabilities to choose among environmental stimuli and request stimulus repetitions through microswitch and computer technology.
32. Writing program with word prediction for a young man with multiple disabilities: a preliminary assessment.
33. Enabling a man with multiple disabilities and limited motor behavior to perform a functional task with help of microswitch technology.
34. A microswitch-based program to enable students with multiple disabilities to choose among environmental stimuli.
35. A social validation assessment of cooperative versus individual task engagement of persons with multiple disabilities.
36. Teaching 'Yes' and 'No' responses to children with multiple disabilities through a program including microswitches linked to a vocal output device.
37. Multiple microswitches for persons with multiple disabilities: a basic procedure to examine the persons' choice behavior.
38. Melioidosis: an emerging infectious disease.
39. Enabling a girl with multiple disabilities to control her favorite stimuli through vocalization and a dual-microphone microswitch.
40. Evaluating a computer system used as a microswitch for word utterances of persons with multiple disabilities.
41. Microswitch clusters to enhance non-spastic response schemes with students with multiple disabilities.
42. Using the Aberrant Behavior Checklist to assess problem behavior in older individuals.
43. Attitudes and knowledge of long term care nurses toward psychotropic medication for the elderly.
44. Effects of Microswitch-Based Programs on Indices of Happiness of Students With Multiple Disabilities: A New Research Evaluation
45. Promoting adaptive foot movements and reducing hand mouthing and eye poking in a boy with multiple disabilities through microswitch technology
46. Automatically delivered stimulation for walker-assisted step responses: Measuring its effects in persons with multiple disabilities
47. PECS and VOCAs to enable students with developmental disabilities to make requests: An overview of the literature
48. Behavioural flexibility in individuals with Autism: theory, assessment, and intervention
49. Microswitch technology for persons with multiple disabilities: Examining some recent developments
50. Behavioural flexibility in individuals with Autism: theory, assessment, and intervention
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