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How can I find people to start a funding program for children with autism?
You can contact universities and colleges in your community. Students majoring in related fields may sometimes volunteer for your program. Talk to their professors and see if they will award extra credit to students that do help. Free manpower can be an invaluable tool.
How can I encourage people to be active in finding a cure for Autism?
Leverage the power of the internet. Websites like MeetUp.com are free and are a great way to spread the word to thousands of people, people just as interested in the fight against autism as you are.
What can make my fund raising project for my child\'s interest go easier?
Collect letters from your pediatrician or any other specialist who has seen your child, they can go a long way in helping your fundraising efforts.
Where can I get help in planning fundraisers for autism?
Write letters to charity organizations such as Elks Lodge, Rotary Club and the Lions Club. They already know how to plan fundraisers.
What is Discrimination?
Discrimination is a basic principle of differential reinforcement. It is developed through differential reinforcement by determining when reinforcement is and is not received.
What is Differential Reinforcement of Other Behaviors?
Differential Reinforcement of Other Behaviors (DRO) is also known as omission training procedures. It is an instrumental conditioning procedure in which a positive reinforcement is periodically delivered only if the participant does something other than the target response.