Introduction Parent-mediated interventions are therapeutic approaches that use parent
training to enable parents to provide primary support and intervention to their child through …

Parent-implemented interventions have positive effects on child and family outcomes, but
the core components of these interventions that are used in research settings are rarely …

Purpose: Norm-referenced, standardized measures are tools designed to characterize a
child's abilities relative to their same-age peers, but they also have been used to measure …

To address the variability of naturalistic developmental behavioral intervention outcomes,
the current study sought to isolate the effects of the instructional strategies of caregiver …

Purpose: The majority of autistic toddlers present with clinically significant levels of
internalizing or externalizing behaviors. Despite the prevalence of internalizing and …

Parent‐mediated, naturalistic developmental behavioral interventions (NDBIs) are a
promising approach for supporting social communication development in young autistic …

Purpose: Caregiver-mediated communication intervention outcomes are inconsistently
measured, varying by assessment settings, materials, and activities. Standardized materials …

Objectives: This study aims to investigate the impact of gender and parental tasks on social
participation, health-related quality of life (hrQoL), and mental health in persons with long …

Purpose: Accurate measurement of autistic children's social communication is critical for
assessing skills, setting intervention goals, evaluating change over time, determining service …

Objective Early measurement of atypical disruptive behavior within autistic children is critical
for later referrals to behavioral screenings, diagnoses, and services. Disruptive behavior in …