Randy T. Busse

Affiliations: 
College of Education Studies Chapman University, Orange, CA, United States 
Area:
Educational Psychology Education, Behavioral Psychology, Clinical Psychology
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Howard NR, Howard KE, Busse RT, et al. (2019) Let’s Talk: An Examination of Parental Involvement as a Predictor of STEM Achievement in Math for High School Girls: Urban Education. 4208591987793
McGill RJ, Busse RT. (2017) A Rejoinder on the PSW Model for SLD Identification: Still Concerned Contemporary School Psychology. 21: 23-27
McGill RJ, Busse RT. (2017) When Theory Trumps Science: a Critique of the PSW Model for SLD Identification Contemporary School Psychology. 21: 10-18
McGill RJ, Busse RT. (2015) Incremental validity of the WJ III COG: Limited predictive effects beyond the GIA-E. School Psychology Quarterly : the Official Journal of the Division of School Psychology, American Psychological Association. 30: 353-65
Busse RT, McGill RJ, Kennedy KS. (2015) Methods for Assessing Single-Case School-Based Intervention Outcomes Contemporary School Psychology. 19: 136-144
Busse RT, Lee C. (2015) Assessment and Intervention for Academic Task Attack Strategy Competencies Contemporary School Psychology. 19: 112-120
Brady J, Busse RT, Lopez CJ. (2014) Monitoring School Consultation Intervention Outcomes for Data-Based Decision Making: An Application of the Goal Attainment Scaling Method Counseling Outcome Research and Evaluation. 5: 64-70
McGill RJ, Baker D, Busse R. (2014) Social Story™ interventions for decreasing challenging behaviours: a single-case meta-analysis 1995–2012 Educational Psychology in Practice. 31: 21-42
McGill RJ, Busse RT. (2014) An Evaluation of Multiple Single-Case Outcome Indicators Using Convergent Evidence Scaling. Contemporary School Psychology. 18: 13-23
Busse RT, Downey J. (2011) Selective mutism: A three-tiered approach to prevention and intervention. Contemporary School Psychology. 15: 53-63
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