How to Systematically Evaluate Treatments for Autism That Lack an Evidence Base
Matthew Brodhead
Behavior analysts often encounter the challenge of evaluating alternative or unproven treatments for autism, amidst a plethora of available options. This presentation from the 2016 Michigan Autism Conference outlines research methods for assessing these treatments and discusses notable studies evaluating questionable interventions, such as weighted vests and sensory integration, for individuals with autism.
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