Madison Maddox
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Madison Maddox's research focuses on communication interventions for children with complex communication needs. Her work investigates the use of visual scene displays for acquiring manding skills, a type of verbal behavior where individuals request desired items or actions. Maddox also examines the effectiveness of peer-mediated instruction for children requiring extensive support. She has published on a comparison of visual scene displays and grid displays during song routines, as well as evaluating peer-mediated instruction for children with extensive support needs. Maddox collaborates with Elizabeth R. Lorah and Christine Holyfield at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, with whom she has co-authored publications.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 4
- Citations: 1
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University of Arkansas at Fayetteville publications 2026ORCID
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Lecturer publications 2026University of Arkansas at Fayetteville Institution web page
Selected Publications
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The Use of a Visual Scene Display for the Acquisition of Manding in Young Children with Complex Communication Needs (2026)
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Evaluating Peer-Mediated Instruction for Children with Extensive Support Needs (2026)
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A Comparison of Visual Scene and Grid Displays during a Naturally Occurring Song Routine (2026)
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- A Comparison of Visual Scene and Grid Displays during a Naturally Occurring Song Routine
- Evaluating Peer-Mediated Instruction for Children with Extensive Support Needs
- The Use of a Visual Scene Display for the Acquisition of Manding in Young Children with Complex Communication Needs
- A Comparison of Visual Scene and Grid Displays during a Naturally Occurring Song Routine
- Evaluating Peer-Mediated Instruction for Children with Extensive Support Needs
- The Use of a Visual Scene Display for the Acquisition of Manding in Young Children with Complex Communication Needs
- A Comparison of Visual Scene and Grid Displays during a Naturally Occurring Song Routine
- The Use of a Visual Scene Display for the Acquisition of Manding in Young Children with Complex Communication Needs
- Evaluating Peer-Mediated Instruction for Children with Extensive Support Needs
- Evaluating Peer-Mediated Instruction for Children with Extensive Support Needs
- The Use of a Visual Scene Display for the Acquisition of Manding in Young Children with Complex Communication Needs
- The Use of a Visual Scene Display for the Acquisition of Manding in Young Children with Complex Communication Needs
- The Use of a Visual Scene Display for the Acquisition of Manding in Young Children with Complex Communication Needs
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