According to Dr. Friman, “repetition and contrast” is a simple way to explain to caregivers how their children:

Andy, diagnosed with a TBI from a ladder fall, began making inappropriate sexual comments, raising concerns about his condition. What might be affecting him?

Caleb, an eleven-year-old sports enthusiast who is slightly overweight, along with his father and his behavior analyst, are discussing the objectives for his treatment plan. Which of the following would be a socially significant health and fitness goal for Caleb?

Primary care behavioral pediatrics interventions mainly relate to prescriptive treatments and ___________.

Coach Ferris tracks the attendance and number of completed workouts of his soccer players on a white board visible to all his players in their locker room. What strategy is Coach Ferris using?

Dr. Friman suggests extending applied behavior analysis beyond its already well- documented and highly successful applications in the area(s) of  __X___ , and applying the same principles of behavior to __Y__  settings

Prerequisites for toileting readiness for a toddler include most or all of the following skills, except:

Which of the following is NOT a misconception about sexuality in individuals with ASD/DD?

Lucy, a gymnast, aims to master a double twisting vault and sets a goal in her planner to land it without stepping out more than 2 inches for three practice sessions by month’s end. What does this illustrate?

Serena was playing tennis with friends when a tennis ball struck the left side of her head. The doctor at the hospital noticed that there was swelling and bruising on the right side of her head. Which effect of primary TBI injury is described in this scenario?