“…In intervention studies, the effectiveness of a program either developed or adapted by the researcher is investigated over the individual with special needs, her/his family, teachers, or various other stakeholders. In these studies, interventions are designed and conducted for different components, such as parent-child interaction (Karaaslan, 2010;Toper-Korkmaz, 2015;Tomris, 2019), social skills (Kaya, 2011;Sani-Bozkurt, 2016;Icyuz, 2019), and problem behaviors (Kahveci, 2015;Melekoglu, 2017); in other studies under examination, parental needs (Bayrakli, 2016;Cankuvvet, 2015;Sahin, 2019) and teachers' professional competence (Bilgic, 2018;Karaca, 2018;Deniz, 2019;Celik, 2019;Eker, 2020;Bural, 2020) are chosen as the focus. Additionally, another noteworthy finding points out that 9 of the thesis studies directly regard inclusive education (Bayrakli, 2016;Bilgic, 2018;Celik, 2019;Icyuz, 2016;Karaca, 2018;Karahan, 2019;Melekoglu, 2017;Yildirim-Hacıibrahimoglu, 2013;Yilmaz, 2014).…”