Kissel Goldman

Assistant Professor

Johns Hopkins University

United States

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Dr. Kissel Goldman is an Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins University, located in the United States. His research interests include behavioral interventions, autism spectrum disorder, and the efficacy of applied behavior analysis. Recent publications highlight his work on tic management, behavioral caregiver training, and the effects of physical activity in children with autism.

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Sarah Weinsztok

Rutgers, The State Univ. of NJ

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Emory University

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Kennedy Krieger Institute

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University of Florida

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Articles (10)

Correspondence between preference for and efficacy of behavioral interventions: A systematic review

Comparing Similar and Dissimilar Competing Responses for Tic Management

How to Administer the Performance Diagnostic Checklist-Human Services

Book review of Applied Behavior Analysis Advanced Guidebook: A Manual for Professional Practice (2nd edition)

Caregiver involvement in applied behavior‐analytic research: A scoping review and discussion

Preliminary Evaluation of the Impact of Service Modality on Treatment Outcome and Acceptability Using a Function-Based Behavioral Caregiver Training Program

Increasing selection of and engagement in physical activity in children with autism spectrum disorder

Assessing Parameters of Reinforcement on Efficiency of Acquisition: A Systematic Review

Increasing physical activity and analyzing parametrically the effects on stereotypy in children with autism spectrum disorder

A Review on Functional Analyses of Tics

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Sarah Weinsztok

Tracy Argueta

Jessica Becraft

Iser DeLeon

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