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It is Time to Play! Peer Implemented Pivotal Response Training with a Child with Autism during Recess , Leigh Anne Sams
Theses/Dissertations from 2008 2008
The Evaluation of a Commercially-Available Abduction Prevention Program , Kimberly V. Beck
Expert Video Modeling with Video Feedback to Enhance Gymnastics Skills , Eva Boyer
Behavior Contracting with Dependent Runaway Youth , Jessica Colon
Can Using One Trainer Solely to Deliver Prompts and Feedback During Role Plays Increase Correct Performance of Parenting Skills in a Behavioral Parent Training Program? , Michael M. Cripe
Evaluation of a Functional Treatment for Binge Eating Associated with Bulimia Nervosa , Tamela Cheri DeWeese-Giddings
Teaching Functional Skills to Individuals with Developmental Disabilities Using Video Prompting , Julie A. Horn
Evaluation of a Standardized Protocol for Parent Training in Positive Behavior Support Using a Multiple Baseline Design , Robin Lane
Publicly Posted Feedback with Goal Setting to Improve Tennis Performance , Gretchen Mathews
Improving Staff Performance by Enhancing Staff Training Procedures and Organizational Behavior Management Procedures , Dennis Martin McClelland Jr.
Supporting Teachers and Children During In-Class Transitions: The Power of Prevention , Sarah M. Mele
Effects of Supervisor’s Presence on Staff Response to Tactile Prompts and Self-Monitoring in a Group Home Setting , Judy M. Mowery
Social Skills Training with Typically Developing Adolescents: Measurement of Skill Acquisition , Jessica Anne Thompson
Theses/Dissertations from 2007 2007
Evaluating the effects of a reinforcement system for students participating in the Fast Forword language program , Catherine C. Wilcox
Theses/Dissertations from 2006 2006
The Acquisition of Functional Sign Language by Non-Hearing Impaired Infants , Kerri Haley-Garrett
Response Cards in the Elementary School Classroom: Effects on Student and Teacher Behavior , Shannon McKallip-Moss
The Effects of a Parent Training Course on Coercive Interactions Between Parents and Children , Lezlee Powell
The Effects of Role-Playing on the Development of Adaptive Skills in a Parent Training Program , Chantell A. Rodriguez-Del Valle
Archival evaluation of a proactive school wide discipline plan , Beth Rutz-Beynart
Effects of a multi-component interdependent group contingency game on the classroom behavior of typically developing elementary school children , Stacey D. Simonds
Establishing a Functional Analysis Protocol for Examining Behavioral Deficits using Social Withdrawal as an Exemplar , Melissa Penaranda Walters
Theses/Dissertations from 2005 2005
The Role of Choice Versus Preference: An Analysis of Why Choice Interventions Work , John D. Adelinis
The Effect of Direct Instruction Math Curriculum on Higher-Order Problem Solving , Pamela Christofori
The Effects of Response Cards on the Performance and Generalization of Parenting Skills , Bennie L. Colbert
A Comparison of Two Prompting Procedures on Tacting Behavior , Kelley N. Gardner
The Effects Of The Presence Of A Dog On The Social Interactions Of Children With Developmental Disabilities , Stephanie Walters
The Effects of Fluency Training on Performance, Maintenance, and Generalization of Parenting Skills , Gertie Williams
Theses/Dissertations from 2004 2004
Use of the Power Card Strategy as an Intervention with an Elementary School Student with Asperger Syndrome: Increasing On-Task Behavior in the General Education Setting , Jane M. Devenport
The Importance of Program-Delivered Differential Reinforcement in the Development of Classical Music Auditory Discrimination , Gudmundur Torfi Heimisson
The Impact of a Goal Setting Procedure on the Work Performance of Young Adults with Behavioral/Emotional/Learning Challenges , Robin Wagner Hogsholm
The Effects of Graphic Display and Training in Visual Inspection on Teachers' Detection of Behavior Change , Allana Duncan Luquette
Imitation and its Reciprocity in the Treatment of Autism , Roxana I. Nedelcu
Utility of Positive Peer Reporting to Improve Interactions Among Children in Foster Care , Jenny L. Van Horn
Behavioral Analysis of Interactions Between Teachers and Children with Selective Mutism , Jason D. Wallace
Theses/Dissertations from 2003 2003
Creating Positive Experiences: Increasing Parent Participation In A Low Income Elementary School , Krista Stinson Cayer
Evaluation Of A Presentation And Measurement Method For Assessing Activity Preference , Tara L. Lieblein
Using The ABLLS with English Language Learners: Implications for Students and Teachers , Lorie G. Schultz
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