Research and Publications
One of the objectives of the Carbone clinic is to disseminate evidence-based information about behavior analytic methods. This is accomplished through conference and workshop presentations and through experimental research and conceptual analyses published in peer reviewed scientific journals.
Recent Peer Reviewed Published Research
A Comparison of Two Approaches for Teaching VB Functions: Total
Communication vs. Vocal - Alone
Vincent J. Carbone, Lisa Lewis, Emily J. Sweeney-Kerwin, Julie Dixon, Rose Louden and Susan Quinn
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Transferring Control of the Mand to the Motivating Operation in Children with Autism
Emily J. Sweeney, Vincent J. Carbone, Leigh O’Brien, Gina Zecchin and Marietta N. Janecky
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The Role of the Reflexive Conditioned Motivating Operation During Discrete Trial Instruction of Children with Autism
Vincent J. Carbone, Barry Morgenstern, Gina Zecchin-Tirri and Laura Kolberg
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Conference Presentations
The Effect of Varying Teacher Presentation Rates on Responding During Discrete Trial Training
Carole A. Roxborough, BCABA, Vincent J. Carbone, BCBA, and Gina Zecchin, BCABA
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Improving the Speech Production of Children with Autism
Emily J. Sweeney-Kerwin, Gina Zecchin-Tirri, Vincent J. Carbone, Marietta N. Janecky, Danielle D. Murray and Kelly McCarthy
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Increasing Vocalizations of Children with Autism Using Sign Language and Mand Training
Vivian Attanasio, Lisa Delaney, Vincent J. Carbone, Gina Zecchin-Tirri, and Emily J. Sweeney-Kerwin
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