Saul Axelrod
Affiliations: | Educational Psychology | Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, United States |
Area:
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Lillian V. Pelios | grad student | 2000 | Temple University |
Maria Agnew | grad student | 2007 | Temple University |
Francesca DiRosa | grad student | 2007 | Temple University |
Christopher Bloh | grad student | 2008 | Temple University |
Donielle Cohen Friedenthal | grad student | 2008 | Temple University |
Kristin Dyke-O'Donnell | grad student | 2008 | Temple University |
Kelly Kates-McElrath | grad student | 2008 | Temple University |
Beth J. Rosenwasser | grad student | 2008 | Temple University |
Valerie A. Evans | grad student | 2011 | Temple University |
Byron Wine | grad student | 2011 | Temple University |
Kristin M. Funk | grad student | 2013 | Temple University |
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Nepo K, Tincani M, Axelrod S. (2020) Teaching Mobile Device-Based Leisure to Adults With Autism Spectrum Disorder and Intellectual Disability: Focus On Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities. 108835762094350 |
Kates-McElrath K, Axelrod S. (2020) Dante’s Good Choices: Thompkins, A. D. (2018). Middletown, DE: Soothing Waterfall Books, 23 pp., $10.00 (illustrated paperback). Child & Family Behavior Therapy. 42: 212-214 |
Axelrod S. (2017) A Commentary on Critchfield and Reed: The Fuzzy Concept of Applied Behavior Analysis Research. The Behavior Analyst. 40: 167-171 |
Nepo K, Tincani M, Axelrod S, et al. (2017) iPod Touch® to Increase Functional Communication of Adults With Autism Spectrum Disorder and Significant Intellectual Disability: Focus On Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities. 32: 1088357615612752 |
Stites SD, Singletary SB, Menasha A, et al. (2015) Pre-ordering lunch at work. Results of the what to eat for lunch study. Appetite. 84: 88-97 |
Russo SR, Tincani M, Axelrod S. (2014) Evaluating open-ended parent reports and direct preference assessments to identify reinforcers for young children with autism Child and Family Behavior Therapy. 36: 107-120 |
Wine B, Axelrod S. (2014) The Effects of Progressively Thinning High-Preference Item Delivery on Responding in Employees Journal of Organizational Behavior Management. 34: 291-299 |
Wine B, Gugliemella C, Axelrod S. (2013) An Examination of Generalized-Conditioned Reinforcers in Stimulus Preference Assessments Journal of Organizational Behavior Management. 33: 244-251 |
Axelrod S, Mcelrath KK, Wine B. (2012) Applied behavior analysis: Autism and beyond Behavioral Interventions. 27: 1-15 |
Pisacreta J, Tincani M, Connell JE, et al. (2011) Increasing teachers' use of a 1:1 praise-to-behavior correction ratio to decrease student disruption in general education classrooms Behavioral Interventions. 26: 243-260 |