Yes. Ethical standards were not what they should have been and he should have intuitively known that it was evil.

I was fortunate to have the support of Dr Stephen Anderson and Dr Pat Egan. I also read and used some material from Dr Ivar Lovaas. The focus is on behavior of both the child and the individual provider of the intervention. If the child is not making progress, behavior of the provider must change.

This is concerning to me. The report reads as if using Applied Behavioral Analysis is static and the same application for all individuals. Not ABA as I experienced it.

ABA worked for my son. What was the massive study to which you refer?

Probably because the DoD was using appropriate research methods and deductive reasoning in their work.

Help!

Thank you for speaking up for Mr. Mahdawi and all of the others who have been denied access to due process. To be picked up at his citizenship test is vile.