Index

• ABAB (see reversal ABAB design)
• ABC (in applied behavior analysis)
• Abilify^® (see anti-psychotic medications)
• absence seizure (also see epilepsy)
• accommodation(s)
• adaptive behavior
• Adderall^® (see stimulants and other ADHD medications)
• ADHD medications (see stimulants and ADHD medications)
• advance organizer
• affect-mood distinction
• affective disorder
• agoraphobia
• alopecia
• alphabetic principle
• American Board of Professional Psychology (ABPP)
• American Psychological Association (APA)
• Anafranil^® (see anti-depressant medications)
• Angelman syndrome
• anti-anxiety medications
• anti-depressant medications
• anti-psychotic medications
• anxiolytics (see anti-depressant medications)
• Apgar score
• aptitude x treatment interaction (ATI)
• arithmetic (computational) terminology
• ascertainment bias
• assistive technology
• Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards
• asthma
• Ativan^® (see anti-anxiety medications)
• attending physician (see psychiatric hospitalization)
• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder-authority to make diagnosis
• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder-obligation to identify and provide 504 services
• audiometer
• auras (related to seizures)
• autism spectrum disorder (diagnostic considerations)
• autism spectrum disorder (treatments)
• basal readers, basal reading series
• base rate
• Bayesian (probability) nomogram
• behavior intervention plan (BIP)
• behavior plan failure (how to troubleshoot)
• benzodiazepines (see anti-anxiety medications)
• bili lights (see neonatal jaundice)
• bladder incontinence (see enuresis)
• bowel incontinence (see encopresis)
• broadband scales (also see narrowband scales)
• bruxism
• Buros Center for Testing
• BuSpar^® (see anti-anxiety medications)
• callosal agenesis (see corpus callosum)
• Catplyta^® (see anti-psychotic medications)
• Celexa (see anti-depressant medications)
• central auditory process disorder
• cerebral palsy (CP)
• CHC theory
• clinical norms (compared to representative norms)
• Clozaril^® (see anti-psychotic medications)
• cloze procedure
• cognitive behavior therapy
• Cohen’s d (see effect size)
• commissurotomy (see corpus callosum)
• comorbidity
• Concerta^® (see stimulants and other ADHD medications)
• confidence interval
• conjoint behavioral consultation
• Conner’s Continuous Performance Test (see continuous performance tests)
• consanguinity
• continuous performance tests
• continuous reinforcement (see schedules of reinforcement)
• coup/contrecoup
• contralateral
• coprolalia
• corpus callosum
• Cramer’s V (see effect size)
• crystallized ability (see fluid and crystallized ability)
• CT scan (see MRI)
• cue (see discriminative stimulus)
• curriculum based assessment and general outcome measures
• cursive (writing)
• Cymbalta^® (see anti-depressant medications)
• cytomegalovirus (see TORCH)
• daily (behavior) report card
• Daytrana^® (see stimulants and other ADHD medications)
• declarative (explicit) memory
• delusion
• Desyrel^® (see anti-depressant medications)
• developmental delay (federal) definition
• developmental milestones
• developmental pediatrics, developmental pediatrician
• developmental regression
• Dexedrine^® (see stimulants and other ADHD medications)
• diabetes
• Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders-5th Edition (DSM-5)
• Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders-5th edition (DSM-5)
• diagnostic interview procedures
• diagnostic utility statistics
• dimensional
• direct instruction
• discipline referral
• discriminative stimulus
• Dolch 220 list (see sight vocabulary)
• double deficit hypothesis
• Down syndrome
• duty to warn (see Tarasoff v. California Board of Regents)
• dyscalculia
• dysgraphia
• dyslexia
• echolalia
• ecological validity
• EEG (electroencephalogram)
• effect size (also see significance)
• effective/efficacious
• Effexor^® (see anti-depressant medications)
• Elavil^® (see anti-depressant medications)
• elision
• emotional disability (federal) definition
• encopresis
• Endrew F. v. Douglas County School District
• English Language Learner (ELL)
• enuresis
• epilepsy
• EPPP (see Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards)
• eta squared (see effect size)
• ethics code (see National Association of School Psychologists and American Psychological Association)
• ethnic incongruence
• etiology
• Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)
• examiner drift
• executive function (EF)
• explicit memory (see declarative memory)
• externalizing psychopathology (see internalizing-externalizing psychopathology)
• extinction burst
• factitious disorder
• false negative (see diagnostic utility statistics)
• false positive (see diagnostic utility statistics)
• Fanapt^® (see anti-psychotic medications)
• FBA (see functional behavior analysis)
• fecal incontinence (see encopresis)
• FERPA-Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
• Fetzima^® (see anti-depressant medications)
• fluency
• fluid and crystallized ability
• Flynn effect
• Focalin^® (see stimulants and other ADHD medications)
• Forest Grove School District v. T.A.
• fragile X syndrome
• free appropriate public education (FAPE)
• functional behavior analysis (FBA)
• fundamental attribution error (FAE)
• g
• gene
• general outcome measure (see curriculum based assessment)
• genetic similarity (among relatives)
• Geodon^® (see anti-psychotic medications)
• Good Behavior Game
• Gordon Diagnostic System (see continuous performance tests)
• grapheme
• graphomotor
• group contingencies
• Haldol^® (see anti-psychotic medications)
• Head Start
• hearing loss in children
• hemophilia
• herpes simplex (see TORCH)
• heterogeneous (heterogeneity)
• HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)
• homeopathic treatment (of ADHD)
• Huntington’s disease
• hyperbilrubinemia (see neonatal jaundice)
• hyperlexia
• hyperphagia (see Prader-Willi syndrome)
• IDEA
• idiographic
• idiopathic
• IEP (Individual Education Program)
• implicit bias
• incontinence- bladder or bowel (see enuresis or encopresis)
• Inderal^® (see anti-anxiety medications)
• informed consent
• inpatient treatment (see psychiatric hospitalization)
• Institute of Education Science (IES)
• intellectual disability (American Association of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities) definition
• intellectual disability (federal) definition
• intellectual disability, part score use-cautionary note
• intermittent reinforcement (see schedules of reinforcement)
• internalizing-externalizing psychopathology
• interval recording
• interview techniques (see structured interview techniques)
• Intuniv^® (see stimulants and other ADHD medications)
• Invega^® (see anti-psychotic medications)
• inverse probability fallacy (see comorbidity)
• ipsative
• ipsilateral
• jaundice (neonatal)
• joint attention
• Kapvay^® (see stimulants and other ADHD medications)
• karyotyping
• Klinefelter syndrome
• Klonopin^® (see anti-anxiety medications)
• Larry P. v. Wilson Riles
• laterality (of brain function)
• Latuda^® (see anti-psychotic medications)
• lead (effect on brain)
• least restrictive alternative
• Lexapro^® (see anti-depressant medications)
• lexical
• LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning) youth
• Lindamood-Bell^® approach (to reading and math)
• low birth weight
• Luvox (see anti-depressant medications)
• macrocephaly
• malleability
• manifest determination
• Matthew effect-regarding reading
• melancholia
• Mellaril^® (see anti-psychotic medications)
• Mendelian disorders
• metacognitive (strategies)
• Metadate^® (see stimulants and other ADHD medications)
• Methylin^® (see stimulants and other ADHD medications)
• microcephaly
• micrographia
• mindfulness
• mnemonic devices
• mood stabilizers and anti-convulsants (to treat social-emotional conditions)
• mosaicism
• MRI (magnetic resonance imaging)
• multi-tiered systems of supports (MTSS)
• Munchausen by proxy (see factitious disorder)
• Mystery Motivator (see group contingency interventions)
• Nardil^® (see anti-depressant medications)
• narrowband scales (also see broadband scales)
• NASP (see National Association of School Psychologists)
• National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP)
• National Association of School Psychologists (NASP)
• Nationally Certified School Psychologist (NCSP)
• Navane^® (see anti-psychotic medications)
• NCSP (see Nationally Certified School Psychologist)
• negative predictive value (see diagnostic utility statistics)
• negative reinforcement
• neonatal intensive care unit (NICU)
• neurofeedback (see EEG)
• NICU (see neonatal intensive care unit)
• neurofibromatosis, type 1
• Neurontin^® (see anti-anxiety medications)
• neurotransmitter
• NICU (see neonatal intensive care unit)
• nomogram (see Bayesian [probability] nomogram
• nomothetic
• nonverbal learning disability
• omega squared ω2 (see effect size)
• operant (behavior)
• orthography (orthographic)
• Orton-Gillingham approach (regarding reading)
• other health impairment (OHI)
• overlearning
• palilalia
• Pamelor^® (see anti-depressant medications)
• PANDAS (Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Strep)
• Parnate^® (see anti-depressant medications)
• parsimony (law of)
• PASS (planning, attention, simultaneous, successive) theory
• Paxil^® (see anti-depressant medications)
• pedagogy
• Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorder Associated with Strep (see PANDAS)
• peer tutoring
• permanent products
• phonemic awareness
• pica
• polygenetic inheritance
• positive and negative predictive value (statistics)
• positive behavior intervention and supports (PBIS)
• positive predictive value (see diagnostic utility statistics)
• positive reinforcement
• positive/negative symptoms (of psychiatric or neurological disorders)
• posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
• Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS)
• pragmatic language
• Praxis^®
• Premack principle (finding positive reinforcers)
• premature birth
• premorbid
• primary reinforcer
• Pristiq^® (see anti-depressant medications)
• procedural (implicit, non-declarative) memory
• Procentra^® (see stimulants and other ADHD medications)
• prodrome
• prognosis
• projective techniques
• Prolixin^® (see anti-psychotic medications)
• prosody
• Prozac^® (see anti-depressant medications)
• psychiatric hospitalization
• psychodynamic approach
• punishment
• Pygmalion effect (see Rosenthal effect)
• Qelbree^® (see stimulants and other ADHD medications)
• R2 (see effect size)
• rapid automatized naming (RAN)
• Reading Recovery®
• rebound (from medication)
• recurrence risk
• regression to the mean
• related services
• relative risk
• resilience
• reliable change index (RCI)
• Remeron^® (see anti-depressant medications
• response to intervention (RTI)
• reversal (ABAB) design
• reversal (letters, words)
• Rexulti^® (see anti-psychotic medications)
• Risperdal^® (see anti-psychotic medications)
• Ritalin^® (see stimulants and other ADHD medications)
• Rosenthal (pygmalion) effect
• rubella (see TORCH)
• Saphris^® (see anti-psychotic medications)
• savant (savantism)
• scaffolding
• schedules of reinforcement
• schema
• school connectedness
• section 504 definition
• seizure (see epilepsy)
• sensitivity (see diagnostic utility statistics)
• sensory processing deficits/sensory-based therapies
• serotonin selective reuptake inhibitor (SSRI)
• Seroquel^® (see anti-psychotic medications)
• Serzone^® (see anti-depressant medications)
• shaping (in behavior modification)
• sickle cell trait/disease
• sight vocabulary
• significance (statistical versus clinical)
• skill versus performance deficits
• SNRI (Serotonin Norepinephrine Reuptake Inhibitor; see anti-depressant medications)
• social maladjustment clause
• specific language impairment
• specific learning disability (federal) definition
• specificity (see diagnostic utility statistics)
• speech or language impairment (federal) definition
• splinter skills
• SSRI, serotonin specific reuptake inhibitor (see anti-depressant medications)
• Standards for Educational and Psychological Testing
• state/trait distinction
• Stelazine^® (see anti-psychotic medications)
• stereotype threat
• stereotypies
• stimulants and other ADHD medications
• strabismus
• strategy training (such as for students with ADHD)
• Strattera^® (see stimulants and other ADHD medications)
• structure (used to diminish problematic behavior)
• structured interview techniques (see diagnostic interview procedures)
• sublexical
• successive approximations (see shaping)
• sugar (as cause of hyperactive behavior)
• T-score
• Tarasoff v. California Board of Regents
• Tenex^® (see stimulants and other ADHD medications)
• Tests of Variables of Attention-TOVA (see continuous performance tests)
• theory of mind
• Thorazine^® (see anti-psychotic medications)
• thought disorder
• threat assessment
• threats to internal and external validity (when interpreting psychological research)
• tics/Tourette’s disorder
• timeout
• titration (of medication)
• Tofranil (see anti-depressant medications)
• TORCH
• TOVA (see continuous performance tests)
• toxoplasmosis (see TORCH)
• tracking (related to rule following)
• trapped (pertaining to behavior modification programming)
• trauma (psychological)
• traumatic brain injury (federal) definition
• traumatic brain injury (methods of indexing severity)
• trichotillomania
• tricyclics (see anti-depressant medications)
• Trintellix^® (see anti-depressant medications)
• tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC)
• Turner syndrome
• twice exceptional
• universal screening
• Valium^® (see anti-anxiety medications)
• Viibyrd^® (see anti-depressant medications)
• vision training
• Vraylar^® (see anti-psychotic medications)
• Vynanse^® (see stimulants and other ADHD medications)
• wait to fail (regarding SLD identification)
• waxing and waning
• Wellbutrin^® (see anti-depressant medications)
• Williams syndrome
• wraparound services
• Xanax^® (see anti-anxiety medications)
• z-score
• Zoloft^® (see anti-depressant medications)
• zone of proximal development
• Zyprexa^® (see anti-psychotic medications)

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