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Leaf et al. (2018, p. 127) conclude their response to Kupferstein’s article indicating a possible linkage between applied behaviour analysis (ABA) and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) by contending that “service providers, behavior analysts, funding agencies, and parents should carefully and objectively evaluate (Kupferstein’s, 2018) study prior to avoiding making recommendations for ABAbased interventions for individuals diagnosed with ASD based upon the results”.

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Response to Leaf <i>et al</i>.’s critique of Kupferstein’s finding of a possible link between applied behaviour analysis and post-traumatic stress disorder

Response to Leaf et al.’s critique of Kupferstein’s finding of a possible link between applied behaviour analysis and post-traumatic stress disorder