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9 works· latest 2003· 1 institutionscluster: provisional

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DEVELOPING POSITIVE SOCIAL‐EMOTIONAL BEHAVIORS: A STUDY OF TRAINING AND GENERALIZATION EFFECTS11976 · 149 citations
Teaching exceptional children: Assessing and modifying social behavior1976 · 90 citations
Integrated Settings at the Early Childhood Level: The Role of Nonretarded Peers1977 · 65 citations
Benefits of mainstreaming at the early childhood level: How much can we expect?1983 · 64 citations
Establishing a Normal Peer as a Behavioral Model for Developmentally Delayed Toddlers1977 · 56 citations

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Through the Looking-Glass: Self-Study in an Era of Accountability.

CSUN ScholarWorks (California State University, Northridge)·2003·5 authors·Open access

8citations

Benefits of mainstreaming at the early childhood level: How much can we expect?

Analysis and Intervention in Developmental Disabilities·1983·2 authors

64citations

Teaching Retarded Preschoolers To Imitate the Free-Play Behavior of Nonretarded Classmates: Trained and Generalized Effects

The Journal of Special Education·1978·4 authors

53citations

Normal Preschool Children as Behavioral Models for Retarded Peers

Exceptional Children·1977·3 authors

40citations

Integrated Settings at the Early Childhood Level: The Role of Nonretarded Peers

Exceptional Children·1977·2 authors

65citations

Establishing a Normal Peer as a Behavioral Model for Developmentally Delayed Toddlers

Perceptual and Motor Skills·1977·3 authors

56citations

DEVELOPING POSITIVE SOCIAL‐EMOTIONAL BEHAVIORS: A STUDY OF TRAINING AND GENERALIZATION EFFECTS1

Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis·1976·2 authors·Open access

149citations

Teaching exceptional children: Assessing and modifying social behavior

·1976·3 authors·book

90citations

Peer behavior conceptualized as a variable influencing infant and toddler development.

American Journal of Orthopsychiatry·1975·2 authors·review

37citations