Hui Lei, Jingru Xiong, Yuling Rao, Ting Zhu, Xiaocui Zhang
Relationships among self-esteem, depression and self-injury in adolescents: a longitudinal study
Frontiers in public health
contextual events recognized affect seizurelike behaviors yet limited research procedures assessing contextual control study aimed examine utilization brief experimental precursor functional analysis within clinical team assessment furthermore study explored telehealth supervision could guide parent administered replication functional analysis participants young female rett syndrome history epilepsy well nonepileptic seizures mother functional analysis procedures consisted systematic alternations contextual conditions hypothesized either prevent evoke seizurelike behaviors primary outcome measure occurrence behavioral precursors identified consequently signal subsequent seizurelike behaviors addition procedure fidelity interobserver agreement data obtained alongside parent rating procedures social validity clinical functional analysis clearly suggested seizurelike behaviors served function access attention preferred activities parent administered functional analysis replicated clinical functional analysis findings parents fidelity procedures high scores social validity excellent results show functional analysis procedures could provide essential information assessment nonepileptic seizures strengths limitations discussed