Gradient Level Objectives Processes

Basic Objective Processes
Gradient Level Processes

Cumulative Index

LOCATIONALS

Environment Locational
Dangerous Environment - Take a Walk
Take a Walk - Exhaustion
Look them Over
TR-10
Variation of TR-10
Short Spotting
Where is the _____

REACH AND WITHDRAW

Reach and Withdraw Overview
Reach and Withdraw on MEST Locations
Reach and Withdraw on an Alcoholic

MIMICRY AND COMMUNICATION

Hello and Okay
Mimicry
Mimic It
Full Body Mimicry
Mimicry, also R2-69

DANGEROUS ENVIRONMENTS

Dangerous Environment
Loss of a Person
Dangerous Environment - Newspaper
Not too Dangerous to Like
What's Safe for Him to Look at?
Becoming Dangerous

DUPLICATION AND COMMUNICATION

Duplication Process for a Child
Naming Objects
Assigning Identity

OCCLUSION AND PERSISTENCE

Non-Persistence Case
The Occluded Case
Hand Flapping

HAVINGNESS, WILLINGNESS, MOTION

Contact
Two Objects that are Similar
TR-5
What Did My Finger Just Do?
Motion Tolerance
Something Really Real
Second Postulate
Comparison

ORIENTATION

Orientation Points
Consequences
Wait to See What Happens

OBJECTS AND FORCES

Fight the Wall
Kicking Walls
Trio on Responsibility
Overwhelming
Control Process, Tacile 8Cb
R2-67: Objects

CASE OPENING

Case Opening

Where Is the _____

References

Tape 5904C29 "Processing Children"

HCOB 28 September 1959 "Technical Notes on Child Processing"

Ability December 1959 "Techniques of Child Processing"

Description

Probably the most worthwhile child process which works as early is first speech is: "Where is the ____"?" The child takes this at first as a language examination and is very proud of it. It occasionally blows grief charges on losses.

Commands

"Where is the ______?" using "Table", "Chair", and other room objects, but avoiding bodies.

End Point

Run the process until a realization occurs, or an ability is regained.

Cautions

None


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