INFANT FEEDING PATTERNS AND ORAL HABITS OF OVERWEIGHT AND UNDERWEIGHT CHILDREN.
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ORIGINS OF HEAD-ROLLING (SPASMUS NUTANS) DURING EARLY INFANCY; CLINICAL OBSERVATIONS AND THEORETICAL IMPLICATIONS.
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A comparison of secondary habit disorders in normal children and adult defectives of equivalent mental age.
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Nonnutritive sucking and dental mal-occlusion in the deciduous and permanent teeth of the Rhesus monkey.
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Nonnutritive sucking and the development of malocclusion in the deciduous teeth of the infant Rhesus monkey.
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ORAL BEHAVIOR OF NEWBORN INFANTS AS A FUNCTION OF AGE AND TIME SINCE FEEDING.
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Relation of cup feeding in infancy to thumb-sucking and oral drive.
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CHILD CARE IN GENERAL PRACTICE. EMOTIONAL AND BEHAVIOURAL DISORDERS. I.
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A FINGER-LICKING FINGER-FLICKING HABIT.
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A serial study of the effects of finger-sucking.
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An electromyographic analysis of the temporalis muscles and certain facial muscles in thumb- and finger-sucking patients.
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The dilemma in the management of thumbsucking.
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SPEECH DEFECTS IN A TONGUE-THRUST GROUP.
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Laboratory control of thumbsucking by withdrawal and re-presentation of reinforcement.
A 5-year-old boy was shown cartoons, and punished for thumbsucking during alternate cartoons by turning off the cartoons for as long as his thumb remained in his mouth. Thumbsucking weakened during such periods. During alternate periods of uninterrupted cartoons, thumbsucking promptly recovered, suggesting a quick discrimination process. Two other 5-year-old boys were shown the same cartoons; withdrawal of the cartoons was made contingent upon thumbsucking for one, and randomly yoked for the other. Then their roles were reversed. Contingent withdrawal and re-presentation of the cartoons controlled thumbsucking rate; yoked withdrawal and re-presentation did not.
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Thumbsucking: the pedodontist's viewpoint.
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[Causes and complications of persistent habits].
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