ISSN: 1932 - 4731
Past Indexes
ISSN: 1932 - 4731
Past Indexes
| Below, you will find a chronological index of past volumes of the SLP-ABA Journal. To read a particular issue, click on the button next to the description! This page is searchable. Just use the "find in page" feature of your browser and you can search by key phrase, author or words in a title. |
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Pg. 88: Guest Editors’ Comments - M. N. Hegde & Raymond Weitzman Pg. 90: Language and Grammar: A Behavioral Analysis - M.N. Hegde Pg. 114: Verbal Behavior by B.F. Skinner: Contributions to Analyzing Early Language Learning - Scott F. McLaughlin Pg. 132: The Bases for Language Repertoires: Functional Stimulus- Response Relations - Raymond S. Weitzman Pg. 150: Behavioral vs. Cognitive Views of Speech Perception and Production - Henry D. Schlinger, Jr. Pg. 166: Speech and language assessment: A verbal behavior analysis - Barbara E. Esch, Kate B. LaLonde, & John W. Esch Pg. 191: Effects of a Speaker Immersion Procedure on the Production of Verbal Operants - Nirvana Pistoljevic, Claire Cahill, & Fabiola Casarini
Pg. 1: Generic Instruction versus Intensive Tact Instruction and the Emission of Spontaneous Speech - R. Douglas Greer & Lin Du Pg. 20: Effects of Multiple Exemplar Instruction on the Transformation of Stimulus Function Across Written and Vocal Spelling Responses by Students with Autism - Carly M. Eby, R. Douglas Greer, Lisa D. Tullo, Katherine A. Baker & Rebecca Pauly Pg. 32: AAC Interventions: Case study of In-utero Stroke - Cindy Geise Arroyo, Robert Goldfarb, Danielle Cahill, & Janet Schoepflin Pg. 48: Implications of Skinner’s Verbal Behavior for Studying Dementia - Jeffrey A. Buchanan, Daniel Houlihan, & Peter J.N. Linnerooth Pg. 59: Using Skinner’s Model of Verbal Behavior Analysis to study Aggression in Psychiatric Hospitals - Michael Daffern & Matthew Tonkin Pg. 70: Evaluation of Two Communicative Response Modalities for a Child with Autism and Self-Injury - Stacy E. Danov, Ellie Hartman, Jennifer J. McComas, & Frank J. Symons Pg. 80: Using DRO, Behavioral Momentum, and Self-Regulation to Reduce Scripting by an Adolescent with Autism - Vanessa Ann Silla-Zaleski & Mary J. Vesloski
Pg. 1: Editor’s Statement – Mareile Koenig Pg. 2: A Common Language: Using B.F. Skinner’s Verbal Behavior for Assessment and Treatment of Communication Disabilities in SLP-ABA - Lori Frost & Andy Bondy Pg. 10: The Evolution of Verbal Behavior in Children - R. Douglas Greer & Dolleen-Day Keohane Pg. 40: Training in Phonological Awareness Generalizes to Phonological Working Memory: A Preliminary Investigation - Anne van Kleeck, Ronald B. Gillam, LaVae M. Hoffman Pg. 56: The Experiences of "Autism Mothers" who become Behavior Analysts: A Qualitative Study - Mary Lynch Barbera Pg. 74: Parent Implemented Joint Attention Intervention for Preschoolers with Autism - Emily A. Jones and Kathleen M. Feeley Pg. 90: Promoting Generalization and Maintenance of Skills Learned via Natural Language Teaching - Pete Peterson Pg. 132: The contribution of Relational Frame Theory to the development of interventions for impairments of language and cognition - Veronica Cullinan and Agata Vitale Pg. 146: Meaning in Behavioral Analysis - M. N. Hegde Pg. 170: Teaching Social Behavior to Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders Using Social StoriesTM: Implications for School-Based Practice - Frank J. Sansosti Pg. 180: There is no Vowel at the end of D O G: Considerations for Teaching Speech Production - Joanne Gerenser Pg. 190: Clinical Application of Speech Intelligibility Research: The River Street Autism Program at Coltsville - Kathleen Dyer
Part I – Teaching Speech to Children with Autism - Guest-Edited by Kathy Dyer, Ph.D. Pg: 140: Clinical Application of Speech Intelligibility Research - Kathleen Dyer Pg: 154: There is no vowel at the end of DOG: Strategies for avoiding common mistakes in speech production programming for children with autism. - Joanne Gerenser Pg: 164: Functional Communication Training: The Role of Speech Pathologists and Behavior Analysts in Serving Students with Autism - Robert LaRue, Mary Jane Weiss and Mary Kelly Cable Part II – Additional Considerations for Teaching Children with Autism Pg: 173: The Effects of Intensive Tact Instruction on Three Verbal Operants in Non-Instructional Settings for Two Children with Autism - Helena Lydon, Olive Healy, Geraldine Leader, Dolleen-Day Keohane Pg: 185: A Comparison of Error Correction Procedures Involving a Speech-Generating Device to Teach a Child with Autism New Tacts - Kelly J. Ferris, and Michael A. Fabrizio Pg: 216: Parent-Child Interaction Therapy and Language Facilitation: The Role of Parent-Training on Language Development - Ashley B. Tempel, Stephanie M. Wagner, and Cheryl B. McNeil Brief Report Pg: 233: Can Contingently Imitating Vocal Response Increase the Frequency of Vocal Responses? - Jamie Calise, Joseph Cautilli, and Robert Galino Pg: 241: Erratum
Consolidated with Vol. 3, No. 3 - See index above!
Page 1: Meaning in Behavioral Analysis – M.N. Hegde Page 25: Evaluation of Mand-Reinforcer Relations Following Long-Term Functional Communication Training - David P. Wacker, Jay W. Harding, and Wendy K. Berg Page 36: Teaching Social Behavior to Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders Using Social StoriesTM: Implications for School-Based Practice – Frank Sansosti Page 46: Review of the Behavioral Theories of Autism and Evidence for an Environmental Etiology - Michael D. Hixson, Jennifer L. Wilson, Sara J. Doty, and Jason C. Vladescu Page 60: Using Relational Frame Theory to build grammar in children with Autistic Spectrum Conditions - Louise McHugh and Phil Reed Page 78: Teaching Sign Language to a Nonvocal Child with Autism - Dorothy Scattone and Belmont Billhofer Page 86: Auditory and Visual Aspects of Emotion Production by Children and Adults - Tova Most, Noam Amir, Ganit Dotan, and Amatzia Weisel Page 97: Experimental models for the evaluation of speech and public speaking anxiety: A critical review of the designs adopted - Flávia de Lima Osório, José Alexandre Crippa, Sonia Regina Loureiro Page 122: The contribution of Relational Frame Theory to the development of interventions for impairments of language and cognition - Veronica Cullinan and Agata Vitale Page 136 : Book Review: Greer & Ross (2007) Verbal Behavior Analysis: Inducing and Expanding New Verbal Capabilities in Children with Language Delays. - reviewed by Lauren Spera, Teresa Balawejder, and Joseph Cautilli
Consolidated with Vol 3, No. 1 - See index above!
Page 252: Parent Implemented Joint Attention Intervention for Preschoolers with Autism - Emily A. Jones and Kathleen M. Feeley Page 269: Teaching Imitation to Children with Autism: A focus on Social Reciprocity - Brooke Ingersoll Page 278: Comprehensive Analysis of Mand Training - Michele D. Wallace Page 287: The Experiences of "Autism Mothers" who become Behavior Analysts: A Qualitative Study - Mary L. Barbera Page 305: Mother-Child Storybook-telling to Kindergartners with Hearing
Impairment Enrolled in Two Educational Systems, in Comparison
Page 325: Backward Chaining Used to Teach a Woman with Aphasia to
Read Compound Words: A Single Case Study - Haraldur Þorsteinsson
and Zuilma Gabriela Sigurðardóttir
Pg: 149: EMG Biofeedback Treatment of Dysphonias and Related Voice Disorders - Keith D. Allen Pg: 158: Preschool Intervention Scripts: Lessons from 20 years of Research and Practice – David W. Barnett, et. al. Pg: 182: Changes in Solitary Functional Play following the Acquisition of Cooperative Play by Children with Autism - Erik Jahr, & Sigmund Eldevik Pg: 190: Response Variability and Turn-Taking in Cooperative Play – Erik Jahr & Sigmund Eldevik Pg: 195: Use of Video Modeling to Increase Generalization of Social Play by Children with Autism - Chistos K. Nikopoulos Pg: 213: Using Electropalatographic Feedback to Treat the Speech of a Child with Severeto-Profound Hearing Loss – Shelia K. Pratt Pg: 238: Response to Schoneberger (2006): "EIBT Research After Lovaas (1987): A Tale of Two Studies" – Debra J. Wright Pg: 242: Autism Research Controversy: A Response to Howard et al.'s (2005 Defenders – Ted Schoneberger Pg: 251: Correction: Passos, 2007
Page 1: A Preliminary Assessment of Teachers’ Implementation of Pivotal Response Training - J. Suhrheinrich, A. C. Stahmer, and L. Schreibman Page 14: Stimulus Equivalence as a Function of Training Protocol in a Connectionist Network - Fiona Lyddy and Dermot Barnes-Holmes Page 25: The use of Functional Communication Training to Reduce Pica - D. A. Napolitano, L. A. Blakkman, L.B. Kohl, H.M. Vallese, & D. B. McAdam Page 32: The Effects of Enthusiasm on Skill Acquisition by Children with Autism - K. A. Clausen, E. Alden-Anderson, K. Stephenson, A. Mueller and K. P. Klatt Page 46: The Co-occurrence of Autism and Williams Syndrome: A Case Study Report - Vesna Stojanovik Page 55: Treatment of Velopharyngeal Closure for Speech: Discussion and Implications for Management - Dennis Ruscello Page 76: Bloomfield and Skinner: Speech-Community, Functions of Language, and Scientific Activity - Maria de Lourdes R. da F. Passos (UFRJ) Page 97: Promoting Generalization and Maintenance of Skills Learned via Natural Language Teaching - Pete Peterson Page 139: StorymoviesTM (Gray & Shelly, 2006): A Review - Tracie Lindblad Page 144: Letter to the Editor: Correction Concerning Howard et al. (2005) - J. Howard, C. Sparkman, H. Cohen, G. Green, and H. Stanislaw Page 146: Letter To The Editor: Contributions of Howard and Colleagues
(2005) to Early Intensive Behavioral Treatment - Tristram Smith
Consolidated with Vol 2, No.1 - See index above!
Page 179: Editorial – Joe Cautilli and Mareile Koenig Page 181: A Comparison of Two Approaches for Teaching VB Functions: Total Communication vs. Vocal -Alone - Vincent J. Carbone, Lisa Lewis, Emily J. Sweeney-Kerwin, Julie Dixon, Rose Louden and Susan Quinn Page 193: Considering Response Efficiency in the Selection and Use of AAC Systems - Susan S. Johnston Page 207: EIBT Research after Lovaas (1987): A Tale of Two Studies - Ted Schoneberger Page 218: Maternal Speech To Children With Down Syndrome: An Update - Jean-Adolphe Rondal and Laurence Docquier Page 228: Training in Phonological Awareness Generalizes to Phonological Working Memory: A Preliminary Investigation - Anne van Kleeck, Ronald B. Gillam and LaVae M. Hoffman Page 244: Book Review: Educate Toward Recovery: Turning the Tables
on Autism (Schramm, 2006) - Tony Balazs
Page 93: Editorial – Joe Cautilli and Mareile Koenig Page 94: Regulating Breathing as a Treatment for Stuttering: A Review of the Empirical Evidence - Conelea, C., Rice, K.A and, Woods, D. W. Page 103: A Common Language: Using B.F. Skinner’s Verbal Behavior for Assessment and Treatment of Communication Disabilities in SLP-ABA - Frost, L., and Bondy, A. Page 111: The Evolution of Verbal Behavior in Children - Greer, R. D., & Keohane, D. Page 141: Functional Analysis and Treatment of Selective Mutism in Children - Kearney, C. A., & Vecchio, J. Page 149: Clinical Perspectives On The Treatment of Selective Mutism - Robert Schum Page 164: Pragmatic Performance and Functional Communication in Adults
with Aphasia - McCullough, K. C., McCullough, G. H., Ruark, J. L., and
Rainey, J.
Page 1: Welcome Readers of SLP-ABA! - Joseph Cautilli, Ph.D., BCBA and Mareile Koenig, Ph.D., - CCC-SLP, BCBA Page 2: ABA-SLP: Collaborating to Support Individuals with Communication Impairments - Mareile Koenig and Joanne Gerenser Page 11: Behavioral Improvements Associated with Computer-Assisted Instruction for Children with Developmental Disabilities - Christina Whalen, Lars Liden, Brooke Ingersoll, Eric Dallaire, and Sven Liden Page 27: Equivalence Relations, The Assessment of Basic Learning Abilities and Language: A Synthesis of Behavioral Research and its Implications for Children With Autism - Marianne Jackson, W. Larry Williams, and Jeremy Biesbrouck Page 43: Rule-Governance, Correspondence Training, and Discrimination Learning: A Developmental Analysis of Covert Conduct Problems - James Snyder, Amber McEachern, Lynn Schrepferman, Robert Zettle, Kassy Johnson, Nathan Swink, and Cecile McAlpine Page 56: Operant Conditioning and Programmed Instruction in Aphasia Rehabilitation - Robert Goldfarb, Ph. D. Page 66: An Orton-based Operant Program for Auditory Language Learning Disorders - Leslie Dalton, Ph.D., CCC-SLP/ABA Page 81: Validation of the Verbal Behavior Package: Old Wine New Bottle- A Reply to Carr & Firth (2005) - Joseph Cautilli, Ph.D. |
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