A Pilot Study Exploring Social Validity Ratings of Social Profiles for College Students

Creating a reference range of common problem behaviors and replacement behaviors in neurotypical children

“…Results of this study showed that autistic children engaged in somewhat higher levels of stereotypic behavior by the age of 2, but the gap widened at ages 3 and 4. Similarly, Bush et al (2022) and Nuhu and Rapp (2020) examined eye contact in neurotypical individuals, which is a commonly targeted prosocial behavior in behavior analytic programming. Relatively more research on problem behavior prevalence, trajectories, and environmental correlates has been conducted using survey measures (e.g., Campbell et al, 2006;Harrison et al, 2012;Koot & Verhulst, 1991;McDermott & Schaefer, 1996;NICHD, 2004).…”