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Generalisation of Toileting Skills of a Mentally Handicapped Boy

A boy with mental handicap presented with problems of generalisation of toileting skills over a period of three years. From a variety of approaches attempted, one using transfer of stimulus control had initial success, and the process was completed using combined positive and negative reinforcement. Once generalisation to one novel setting had been achieved, generalisation to other novel settings proceeded without difficulty. There have been no further toileting problems in the four years since the completion of the programme.