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Some info and references on ASD comps

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Bleuler 1911   first looked at idea of subjects with narrowed view to external world and focus on self  
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Kanner 1943   first to write/diagnosis "autism" (auto from Latin meaning self)  
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Asperger 1944   etiology of autism  
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DSM IV 1994 (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental Disorders)   5 subtypes of ASD: PDD (pervasive development disorder) and PDD-NOS (not otherwise specified, CDD (childhood disintigrative disorder), Rhett's, autism, Asperger's  
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CDC ADDMN 2009 (Center for Disease Control Autism and Dev Disability Monitoring Network)   report prevalence of ASD is 1 in 110 in US as of 2006 study  
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Earles-Vollrath, Cook, Robbins, Ben-Arieh 2008   environment including: labels, boundaries,visual schedule, beh communication, completion signals, choice boards, waiting supports  
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Leslie 1994 Baron-Cohen 1995   theory of mind: self and not understand other's perspectives, empathize (psychological)  
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PL94-142 1975 reauthorized 2004   education of all children IDEA; 2004 introduce RtI  
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NCLB 2001   federal law that requires access to curriculum for all, ie same level of education  
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NCSE 2009 (National Council of Special Education)   international report of EBP evidensed-based practice  
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Gray 1994 Pierson & Glaeser 2007   social stories  
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Koegel 1999 Kaczmarek 2002   pivitol response training PRT: ABA with multiple stimuli and reinforce approximations, choice self-initiation  
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Green 2001   Discrete Trial Instruction DTI: ABA multiple stimuli (table therapy)  
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Lovaas 1987   play therapy  
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Goldstein & Cisar 1992   Joint Action Response sociodramatic play or scripts  
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Cavallaro 1983   Incidental Teaching: ABA use opportunities that naturally occur, routines to generalize (yet can be clinically derived)  
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Wehman 2006   transition  
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Lindsley 1992   precision teaching: self-charting decision for progression  
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O'Brien & O'Brien 2006, Turnbull & Turnbull 1999, Sanderson & Duffy 2008   person-centered planning, future's planning  
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Lord et al. 2002   Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule ADOS team must administer, difficult to administer and evaluate  
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Rutter et al 2002   Autism Diagnostic Interview revised ADI-R  
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Overton, Fielding, Garcia de Alba 2007   more than one area needed since nature of spectrum makes diagnosis difficult and mask other issues  
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DeVellis 2003 Carmines & Zeller 1979   reliability (does test consistently) and validity (test what intended)  
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Klotz & Canter 2006   RtI Response to Intervention  
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Pierangello & Giuliani 2006   least restrictive environment LRE  
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Huefner 2000   social/behavior/academic assessments  
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Friend & Bursuck 2006   gather strengths and needs  
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Tomlinson 2000   differentiated instruction  
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Alberto & Troutman 2009   behavior  
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Skinner 1938, Journal Experimental Analysis 1958, Journal Applied Behavior Analysis 1968   behaviorism  
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behaviorism   antecedent and consequence dictates and can be used to control behavior; also function of behavior; stimulus-response-reinforcement/punishment/extenction; learned and socially dictated; observable/measurable  
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biophysical   genes and environmental/health related issues (noise, air, stress, nutrition, accidents)  
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ecological   demographic labels effect behavior, not the individual but the system  
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social constructivism   Vygotsky Zone of Proximal Development  
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psychoeducational   Frued oral->phallic->latency->genital  
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Chandler & Pankaskie 2004   having fun  
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Foreman et al. 2004   inclusion help independence, participate in society  
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Kohler & Field 2003   transition  
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Rehabilitation Act Ammendments 1998   $ for voc rehab  
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American with Disabilities Act (ADA) 1990   no discrimination for disabilities (civil rights law for persons with disabilities)  
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Florida Secondary Redesign Act Florida Code 2010   ePEPs (electronic personal education plans) for all students  
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Foreman et al. 2004   inclusion= prep for society  
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