Future Directions for Positive Behavior Support: A Commentary

Rob Horner · George M. Sugai

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Clarke et al. provide a summary of research published in Journal of Positive Behavior Interventions over the past 17 years and identify trends in the type of scholarship guiding the field. We offer this commentary in response to an invitation to suggest directions for the future of research focusing on positive behavior support, and implications for how that research can benefit individuals in school, community, work, and home settings.

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