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Communication Intervention Strategies for Autistic Children: Variations on Pragmatic Approaches Using a Behavioural Framework

Jean Madsen Beisler Child Psychiatry Service, University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics
Pages 65-75 | Published online: 01 Oct 2014

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Carl L. Parsons & Heather James. (1986) Metapragmatic Training of Conversational Skills in ‘Near-Normal’ Autistic Individuals: A Program Implmented by Parents and Socially Validated. Australian Journal of Human Communication Disorders 14:1, pages 77-89.
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Billy T. Ogletree & Thomas Oren. (2016) Structured Yet Functional. Focus on Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities 13:4, pages 228-233.
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Peggy R. Cherry & Robin A. Wells. (2016) Communication and Autism. Focus on Autistic Behavior 2:2, pages 1-8.
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