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ABA preference assessments do not help autistics, again link.springer.com/article/10.1... e.g. one autistic "engaged in incompatible behaviors (i.e., loud vocalizations, falling to floor, walking to door)" & one autistic's preferences are dismissed as biased & "not presented in the graphs"

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Hugo Curiel, Courtney K. Tolfree, Merilan Reyes Barrera, Mallory Dines, Ivana Garcia, Sathyanarayana Ramesh, Hoping Raising (2026). Paired-Stimulus Preference Assessment for Videos. Behavior Analysis in Practice. Springer Science and Business Media LLC.

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Hugo Curiel, Courtney K. Tolfree, Merilan Reyes Barrera, Mallory Dines, Ivana Garcia, Sathyanarayana Ramesh, Hoping Raising (2026). Paired-Stimulus Preference Assessment for Videos. Behavior Analysis in Practice. Springer Science and Business Media LLC.

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3 Mar 2026
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10.1007/s40617-026-01160-6
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Hugo Curiel, Courtney K. Tolfree, Merilan Reyes Barrera, Mallory Dines, Ivana Garcia, Sathyanarayana Ramesh, Hoping Raising
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Behavior Analysis in Practice
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article
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Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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Researchers have shown, time and again, that the paired-stimulus preference assessment can be used to identify preferences that subsequently function as reinforcers. Chebli and Lanovaz (2016) effectiv...

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