Fidelity in Sensory Integration Intervention Research

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Authors

L. Diane Parham · University of Southern California

Ellen S. Cohn · Boston University

Susan L. Spitzer · University of Southern California

Jane Koomar · Spiral Foundation

Lucy Miller · Star Center

Janice Posatery Burke · Thomas Jefferson University

Barbara Brett‐Green ·

Abstract

Validity of sensory integration outcomes studies is threatened by weak fidelity in regard to therapeutic process. Inferences regarding sensory integration effectiveness cannot be drawn with confidence until fidelity is adequately addressed in outcomes research.

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Behavioral and Psychological Studies Occupational Therapy Practice and Research Psychological Testing and Assessment

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Published in: American Journal of Occupational Therapy

Volume 61, Issue 2, pp. 216-227

DOI: 10.5014/ajot.61.2.216

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