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Preface | |
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List of Contributors | |
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General Issues | |
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Where Do Fads Come From? | |
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Sifting Sound Practice From Snake Oil | |
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The Nature and Value of Empirically Validated Interventions | |
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The Appeal of Unvalidated Treatments | |
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Historical, Cultural, and Psychological Issues | |
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Historical Approaches to Developmental Disabilities | |
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Classification Versus Labeling | |
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The Self-Esteem Fallacy | |
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The Delusion of Full Inclusion | |
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Credulity and Gullibility Among Service Providers: An Attempt to Understand Why Snake Oil Sells | |
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Developmental Disabilities and the Paranormal | |
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Field-Specific Issues | |
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Fads in General Education: Fad, Fraud, and Folly | |
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Fads in Special Education: An Overview | |
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The Neutralization of Special Education | |
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Fads in Speech-Language Pathology | |
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Disorder- and Symptom-Specific Issues | |
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Autism: A Late 20th Century Fad Magnet | |
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Helping Parents Separate the Wheat From the Chaff: Putting Autism Treatments to the Test | |
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Severe Aggressive and Self-Destructive Behavior: Mentalistic Attribution | |
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Severe Aggressive and Self-Destructive Behavior: The Myth of the Nonaversive Treatment of Severe Behavior | |
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Intervention-Specific Issues | |
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Person-Centered Planning: A Faux Fixe in the Service of Humanism? | |
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Sensory Integrative Therapy | |
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Auditory Integration Training: A Critical Review | |
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Facilitated Communication: The Ultimate Fad Treatment | |
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Positive Behavior Support: A Paternalistic Utopian Delusion | |
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Nonaversive Treatment | |
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Gentle Teaching | |
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Ethical, Legal and Political Concerns | |
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Ethical Dilemmas and the Most Effective Therapies | |
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Judicial Remedies for Fads and Fraudulent Treatment Practices | |
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The National Institutes of Health Consensus Development Conference on the Treatment of Destructive Behaviors: A Study in Professional Politics | |
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Afterword | |
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Author Index | |
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Subject Index | |