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Most cited papers from IRIS Educational Media

What are the most cited papers from IRIS Educational Media?

The most cited paper from IRIS Educational Media is "Evaluation of an online training program to improve family routines, parental well-being, and the behavior of children with autism" (Jordan T. Pennefather, Meme Hieneman, Tracy Jane Raulston et al., 2018), with 77 citations. Next come "Opportunities and Challenges in Training Elementary School Teachers in Classroom Management: Initial Results from Classroom Management in Action, an Online Professional Development Program." (43) and "Validation of the Elementary Social Behavior Assessment" (20).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 Evaluation of an online training program to improve family routines, parental well-being, and the behavior of children with autism Jordan T. Pennefather, Meme Hieneman, Tracy Jane Raulston et al. · Research in Autism Jul 2018 77
2 Opportunities and Challenges in Training Elementary School Teachers in Classroom Management: Initial Results from Classroom Management in Action, an Online Professional Development Program. Brion Marquez, Claudia G. Vincent, Jessie Marquez et al. · The Journal of Technology and Teacher Education 2016 43
3 Validation of the Elementary Social Behavior Assessment Jordan T. Pennefather, Keith Smolkowski · Assessment for Effective Intervention 10 Nov 2014 20
4 A small-scale randomized efficacy trial of Carescapes: Enhancing children’s social development in child care homes Julie C. Rusby, Keith Smolkowski, Brion Marquez et al. · Early Childhood Research Quarterly Open access 22 Sep 2008 19
5 Using a Randomized Clinical Trial to Test the Efficacy of a Culturally Responsive Mobile Health Application in African Americans Natalie N. Watson‐Singleton, Jordan T. Pennefather · Behavior Therapy Open access 16 Dec 2023 9
6 Teaching self‐management strategies to upper‐elementary students: Evidence of promise from the We Have Choices program Keith Smolkowski, Brion Marquez, Jessie Marquez et al. · Psychology in the Schools Open access 13 Apr 2022 9
7 Evaluation of a Social Skills Program for Early Elementary Students: We Have Skills Keith Smolkowski, Hill M. Walker, Brion Marquez et al. · Journal of Research on Educational Effectiveness Open access 14 Mar 2022 9
8 Internet-based training to improve preschool playground safety: Evaluation of the Stamp-in-Safety Programme David C. Schwebel, Jordan T. Pennefather, Brion Marquez et al. · Health Education Journal 20 Feb 2014 4

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