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challenging behaviour: a standalone construct

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Disability studies

culturally abnormal behavior of such intensity, frequency or duration that it threatens physical safety or limits access to ordinary community facilities.

In disability studies, challenging behaviour refers to culturally abnormal behavior of such intensity, frequency or duration that it threatens physical safety or limits access to ordinary community facilities. This meaning comes from Emerson (1995) in Challenging Behaviour.[1]

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References

Emerson, E. (1995). Challenging Behaviour. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521406659

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