Keith J. Hyatt, EdD, Western Washington University Ken Howell ...
Keith J. Hyatt, EdD, Western Washington University Ken Howell ... Keith J. Hyatt, EdD, Western Washington University Ken Howell ...
Purposes of Presentation • Discuss the importance of selecting research-based practices • Review and critique selected “controversial” practices • Investigate reasons for seemingly uncritical adoption of “controversial” practices • Provide basic guidelines for selecting research-based practices • It is our hope that knowledge will lead to increased use of evidence based practices and improved outcomes for individuals with disabilities Hyatt, Filler, & Krasch; TASH 2009 2
Importance of Research-based Interventions • Individuals with disabilities deserve to receive effective interventions • Many allied health and human services professionals receive training that does not emphasize scientific training (Jacobson, Foxx, & Mulick. 2005a) • Lack of research time and expertise can lead many well intentioned professionals to recommend interventions based on familiarity Hyatt, Filler, & Krasch; TASH 2009 3
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Purposes of Presentation<br />
• Discuss the importance of selecting research-based<br />
practices<br />
• Review and critique selected “controversial” practices<br />
• Investigate reasons for seemingly uncritical adoption<br />
of “controversial” practices<br />
• Provide basic guidelines for selecting research-based<br />
practices<br />
• It is our hope that knowledge will lead to increased use<br />
of evidence based practices and improved outcomes<br />
for individuals with disabilities<br />
<strong>Hyatt</strong>, Filler, & Krasch; TASH 2009<br />
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