Your EBP Quarterly Is Here - Volume 5, Number 1
This issue of EBP Quarterly features 3 in-depth articles, and an insightful book review. Enjoy...
- Transition Planning for Students with Autism and Intellectual Disability: A Review of Research
- Jane Roitsch* and Annemarie L. Horn, Department of Communication Disorders & Special Education, Old Dominion University
- Jane Roitsch* and Annemarie L. Horn, Department of Communication Disorders & Special Education, Old Dominion University
- Crime Analysis as Part of the Evidence-Based Policing Toolkit: Implementation, Integration, and Practical Use
- Teresina G. Robbins, University of New Haven
- Does Procedural Justice Training of Law Enforcement Officers “Work”?
- Jill T. Ruggiero, University of New Haven
- BIASED: Uncovering the Hidden Prejudice That Shapes What We See, Think, and Do
- Jennifer Eberhardt (2019), New York, United States: Viking Press, 340 pages, ISBN 9780735224933
Book Review by Paul Klee, University of New Haven
- Jennifer Eberhardt (2019), New York, United States: Viking Press, 340 pages, ISBN 9780735224933
READ IT HERE | ||
This issue of EBP Quarterly features 3 in-depth articles, and an insightful book review. Enjoy...
- Transition Planning for Students with Autism and Intellectual Disability: A Review of Research
- Jane Roitsch* and Annemarie L. Horn, Department of Communication Disorders & Special Education, Old Dominion University
- Jane Roitsch* and Annemarie L. Horn, Department of Communication Disorders & Special Education, Old Dominion University
- Crime Analysis as Part of the Evidence-Based Policing Toolkit: Implementation, Integration, and Practical Use
- Teresina G. Robbins, University of New Haven
- Does Procedural Justice Training of Law Enforcement Officers “Work”?
- Jill T. Ruggiero, University of New Haven
- BIASED: Uncovering the Hidden Prejudice That Shapes What We See, Think, and Do
- Jennifer Eberhardt (2019), New York, United States: Viking Press, 340 pages, ISBN 9780735224933
Book Review by Paul Klee, University of New Haven
- Jennifer Eberhardt (2019), New York, United States: Viking Press, 340 pages, ISBN 9780735224933
READ IT HERE | ||
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