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 Frequently,
NECC staff members present their research
to educators, parents, psychologists and
others interested in the field of Autism
and related disorders. Speaking at regional,
national, and international conferences,
NECC’s staff shares our latest applied
research findings based on our work with
children with Autism. Not only does this
allow us to share valuable information with
other professionals in our field, but it
also serves to fortify NECC’s standing
as one of the world’s leading centers
for research on Autism.
Please
click on the links below to view some of
our recent and archived conference presentations.
You can also view our Research
Newsletter and sign up to receive it
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For more information on any of our conference
presentations, please feel free to contact
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Autism Society of America, St. Charles, IL
McNamara, B.L., Toran, T., & Ahearn, W.H. (July 2009). The keys to effective teacher training: From research to practice. Session to be presented at the Autism Society of America conference, St. Charles, IL.
Weiss, J.S. (July 2009). What do you want to be when you grow up?: Vocational training. Session to be presented at the Autism Society of America conference, St. Charles, IL.
Weiss, J.S., & Bean, L.L. (July 2009). I did it myself!” Increasing independence using task analysis. Session to be presented at the Autism Society of America conference, St. Charles, IL.
American Psychological Association, Toronto, Canada
Ahearn, W.H. (August 6, 2009). Can an applied researcher follow Skinner’s advice? Looking at one thing, finding another. Invited address to be given in acceptance of a Distinguished Contribution to Applied Behavior Analysis Award at the annual conference of the American Psychological Association, Toronto, Canada.
Roscoe, E.M. (August 6, 2009). Refinements in functional analysis methodology. Invited address to be given in acceptance of a B.F. Skinner Foundation Young Researcher Award for Basic and Applied Behavior Analysis at the annual conference of the American Psychological Association, Toronto, Canada.
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