Using Behavior Setting Theory To Define Natural Settings: A Family-Centered Approach

This article addresses the need to refocus the view of the natural environment as a family-chosen placement for early intervention services. Psycho-ecological theories are used to broaden the conception of the natural environment and illuminate possibilities for early intervention that utilize commu...

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Behavior Patterns
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Community Programs
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Dining Facilities
Disabilities
Early Intervention
Environment
Evaluation Criteria
Families & family life
Family Environment
Individual Needs
Individualized Instruction
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Parent Participation
Psychological Patterns
Student Needs
Student Placement
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Young Children
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