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Theses from 2016

Generality of preference assessments, Amanda Kwok

Comparison of the effects of DRO and DRL schedules on problem behavior, Julienne LeBlanc

Comparison of discontinuous data collection methods for disruptive behavior in applied settings, Megan N. Lindsey

Acquisition of a play skill using backward chaining with and without a brief auditory stimulus, Nicole Connor Moore

Treatment of anxiety in children with autism, Brittany N. Noyes

Assessing observational learning with video models in children diagnosed with autism, Leslie Quiroz

Evaluation of procedural components of response interruption and redirection, Haley M. K. Steinhauser

Evaluating the effects of motivating operations on reinforcer assessment outcomes, Sarah St. Germain

Evaluation of inter-session duration in treating problem behavior during practice dental demands, Julia Szalwinski

Teaching social referencing to toddlers with autism, Carolyn Walker

Evaluation of an indirect assessment for identifying tasks to include in functional analysis, Holly Wiggins

Theses from 2015

Identifying effective procedures for reducing arranging and ordering, Kaitlin Andrews

Evaluating the effects of motivating operations on skill acquisition, Rebecca A. Arsenault

Effects of delayed reinforcement of alternative behavior on food stealing, Kelly A. Benhart

Effects of consequences in latency-based functional analyses, Adam Bressler

Assessing anxiety in children with autism, Amanda Bullard

Functional analysis of problem behavior occurring during transitions from activity to activity, Stacy Jessica Cohen

Effects of differential consequences on preference assessment, Tabitha Collins

Increasing procedural integrity with graduated guidance through video modeling, Eleanor Giles

Combined-category preference assessments : do edible and leisure items displace attention?, Nicole Goldberg

Using matrix training to promote the generalization of responding to an instruction to stop, Kaitlin Hendrickx

Evaluation of a self-instruction package for conducting stimulus preference assessments : a systematic replication, Rebecca M. Hunt

Evaluation of a quick transfer trails for promoting skill acquisition, Colleen Anais Larson

Comparison of methods to assess the preference for work activities with an individual diagnosed with intellectual disabilities, Patrick A. Malloy

Evaluation of response interruption and redirection on vocal stereotypy, Kimberly Marchetti

Assessing and treating anxiety in individuals with autism, Keira M. Moore

Comparing the effectiveness of video modeling and video prompting with children with autism, Jennifer Morison

Using matrix training to promote generalization of responding to greetings, Chelsea Muscoe

Effects of a brief auditory stimulus in the acquisition of leisure skill response chains, Melissa O'Donnell

Assessment and treatment of social orienting and social referencing in children with autism, Pamela N. Peterson

Effect of differential reinforcement of independent responding on skill acquisition for learners with and without prompt dependency, Jess Poyer

Teaching children with autism to initiate joint attention using social reinforcers, Alessandra Rannazzisi

Effects of multiple exemplar training on the acquisition, maintenance, and generalization of joint-attention initiations in young children with autism, Mary Roberts

Teaching joint attention using multiple exemplar training, Elizabeth Sloan

Generation of contextually relevant stimulus control for initiation of leisure activities, Elaina Strampach

Further evaluation of enhanced written instructions, Shannon Ward

Implementing parent training to produce skills in the home environment, Margaret A. Yost

Theses from 2014

Abbreviated functional analysis and treatment, Bradley J. Assenzio

Comparison of echoic teaching methods, Sarah Camp

Evaluation of three strategies for presenting activity transmissions, Colton J. Cassanelli

Displacement and undervaluation of healthful foods by snack foods in preference assessments and caregiver surveys, Molly Courtemanche

Comparison of matrix training and non matrix training of imitation of actions with objects, Asa Run Ingimarsdottir

Evaluation of the stimulus functions of tokens under clinically common schedule values, Joshua M. Jackson

Evaluating direct and indirect reinforcement contingencies in children with autism, Elizabeth K. Johnson

Comparison of discontinuous data collection methods for disruptive behavior in applied settings, Lindsay N. Kane

Establishing response diversity in leisure and daily routines in individuals with autism, Aimee Kidder

Categories of preference and their reinforcing efficacy, Christina E. Livingston

Comparison of methods to assess preference for work activities with an individual diagnosed with autism and an intellectual disability, Brittney Lucibello

Teaching cooking skills using matrix training and video prompting, Lauren-Ashleigh Niemand

Effects on resurgence of multiple and single mand training, Jacob Pagano

Eliminating severe problem behavior in a child's typical setting : use of a synthesized contingency analysis and skill-based treatment, Joana L. Santiago

Examining procedures for training echoic responses, Nicole Scharrer

Assessment of unreplenished vs. replenished reinforcer pools, Monica A. Spear

Assessment and treatment of disruptive behavior maintained by escape from dental procedures, Natalie M. Stepanik

Establishing conditioned reinforcers via a schedule thinning procedure, Jeremy A. Steward

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The Oxbow Rivalry, Cory Strait

Effects of peer attention on problem behavior in individuals with autism, Stephanie Upshaw

Procedures for increasing vocational independence in children with autism, Laura E. Wilhelm

Displacement of healthful reinforcers in preference assessments: comparing the reinforcing efficacy of healthful foods and snack foods, Karen Yoshida

Theses from 2013

On the utility of matrix training for teaching action-object relations to an adolescent with autism : a comparative analysis, Lydie Biedron

Facilitating discriminated responding within concurrent chains arrangements for an adolescent with autism, Zachary Bird

Observational learning and children with autism, Madeline J. Budzen

Conditioning brief stimuli via a schedule thinning procedure, Sara L. Daugherty

Comparison of two NCR procedures without extinction for escape-maintained problem behavior, Caleb Davis

Teaching parents to implement video modeling, Angela M. DeCormier

Examining the effects of simultaneous video modeling on teaching a multi-step exercise routine, Rachael Dillon

Teaching social initiations using a video modeling procedure, Meredith Dorr

Effects of intercomponent intervals on pausing in rich-lean transitions, Whitney Eakin

Comparison of momentary time sampling procedures within a clinical setting, Nicole Forbes

Response patterns during token schedules of reinforcement with adolescents diagnosed with autism, Kathryn R. Glodowski

Examining the effect of DRO and RIRD on behavioral momentum, Steinunn Hafsteinsdottir

Comparison of differential reinforcement procedures of treating automatically reinforced behavior, Chelsea Hedquist

Identifying reinforcers for use in treatment of automatically reinforced behavior, Jeffrey S. Kalles

Delay to reinforcement: an evaluation of skill acquisition, Sara C. Look

Evaluation of teaching errors related to prompt dependence, Kory Madden

Effects of pre-session exposure to reinforcers on correct responding and problem behavior of children with autism, Charlotte C. Mann

Negative reinforcer magnitude manipulations without extinction for treating escape-maintained problem behavior, Jacqueline P. Marra

Increasing variability in play using lag schedules, Natividad Rodriguez

Assessment and treatment of arranging and ordering in individuals with autism, Nicole M. Rodriguez

Examining the role of peer attention in maintaining problem behavior using indirect questionnaire, direct observation, and functional analysis, Jeffrey Schram

Teaching children with autism to orient to social stimuli, Sylvia S. Sng

Effects of increasing the molar rate of training sessions on response acquisition, Clara B. Steece

Theses from 2012

Assessing and enhancing the quality of social interactions with children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, Kristel E. Arauz

Decreasing vocal stereotypy in children with autism with limited vocal verbal repertoire, Lori L. Cesana

Establishing conditioned reinforcers via a schedule thinning procedure, Hilary L. Collins

Teaching play skills through video modeling without delayed imitation in repertoire, Stephanie DeQuick

Differential reinforcement of prompted versus unprompted responses, Christine A. Guay

Using matrix training to promote the generalization of waiting, Jillian Klotz

Use of matrix training for teaching delayed imitation; evaluating changes in video modeling task performance, Kyla McHaffie

Recombinative generalization and matrix training : methods for acquisition of untaught components, Audrey A. Mittan

Teaching join attention using social reinforcers : assessing generalization and maintenance of effects using multiple exemplar training, Brianne M. Monette

Comparison of physical and simultaneous video prompts in the acquisition of play and vocational tasks, Amanda B. Pendergrass

Effects of data sampling on graphical depictions of learning, Mary-Katherine Sellers

Effects of advanced notice in activity transitions, Jeffery C. Steimer

Comparing methods for teaching imitation: in-vivo versus video modeling, Arielle J. Stuhmer

Comparison of preference assessment methods, Amanda L. Verriden