Titlebook: Handbook of Applied Behavior Analysis Interventions for Autism; Integrating Research Justin B. Leaf,Joseph H. Cihon,Mary Jane Weiss Book 20

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Factors Influencing to Implement or Not to Implement Evidence-Based Proceduresgies and tactics that have been shown, through carefully controlled research studies, to be responsible for significant improvement in autistic symptomology has gained a status of acceptance and expectance. Professional agencies that serve individuals with autism, and parents and consumers, have a l

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Be Humble, Learn, and Care: Culturally Responsive Evidence-Based Practice If culture is not cherished and honored, there is risk that cultural differences may produce tensions, avoidance, or exclusion. These difficulties set the occasion for close examination of evidence-based intervention practices. The greater the differences between the cultures of the people involved

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Discrete Trial Teaching: Toward a Progressive Modelctrum disorder. In this chapter we will describe various components associated with DTT, provide an analysis of the research on DTT, discuss some misconceptions often associated with DTT, review the evidence base of DTT that makes DTT an evidence-based practice, and provide suggestions for future re

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Pivotal Response Treatment (PRT): Research Findings Over 30 Yearss untargeted areas. The first pivotal area researched was motivation, using a package of components that were developed to improve engagement and responding, during intervention for social communication. The effect of incorporating the motivational procedures improves responsiveness, correct respond

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