TOILET TRAINING A SIXTEEN YEAR OLD WITH AUTISM IN A NATURAL SETTING

Description de l'application en milieu naturel d'un programme comportemental a une adolescente autiste, dans le but de lui apprendre un meilleur controle sphincterien

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