An evaluation of lag schedules and prompting methods to increase variability of naming category items in children with autism spectrum disorder

scientific article published on 12 November 2018

An evaluation of lag schedules and prompting methods to increase variability of naming category items in children with autism spectrum disorder is …
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P356DOI10.1007/S40616-018-0102-5
P932PMC publication ID6702487
P698PubMed publication ID31976217

P50authorJeanne M DonaldsonQ99336937
Katie M WiskowQ99336941
P2093author name stringAshley L Matter
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P433issue1-2
P921main subjectautism spectrum disorderQ1436063
autistic childQ110955678
P304page(s)100-123
P577publication date2018-11-12
P1433published inThe Analysis of verbal behaviorQ26842012
P1476titleAn evaluation of lag schedules and prompting methods to increase variability of naming category items in children with autism spectrum disorder
P478volume34

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