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New Guide to Evidence Based Practice and Autism in the US

By Eileen PollackPublished On: September 1, 2012Comments Off

[AutismEurope.org]

“Finding information about autism is easy. It is much more difficult to find reliable information that has withstood the rigors of science, is comprehensive in scope, and is accessible and easy to read,” says Hanna C. Rue, PhD, BCBA-D.

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