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Developing an understanding of factors that may play a role in the aetiology of higher order repetitive behaviours in individuals with intellectual disabilities
The paper provides an overview of the Literature Review and Empirical Paper. The Literature Review explores higher-order repetitive behaviours in individuals with an intellectual disability and measured processes that may play an aetiological role in repetitive behaviour. Nineteen studies were sele
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