Marshall's responsibility-reinforcement therapy with sensation awareness training was used in the treatment of primary nocturnal enuresis in 27 school-age Brazilian children. Significant improvement occurred in 22 children. The most improvement was shown by older children and children in whom a specific developmental delay was suspected as the cause of the enuresis.
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