Ph.D.
- Mississippi State University
Ed.S. - University of Southwestern Louisiana
M.Ed. - Mississippi State University
B.S. - Mississippi State University
Research
Interests
Compliance
Training in Young Children, AD/HD Assessment and Treatment,
Home- and School-Based Interventions for Children
who are At-Risk, Appropriate Practices in School Psychology
Ph.D.
- Tulane University (1986)
M.S. - Mississippi State University (1976)
B.A. - University of New Orleans (1974)
Research
Interests
Behavioral
Assessment, Behavior Therapy/Behavior Modification,
Applied Behavior Analysis, Behavioral and Academic
Interventions (including the social validity/ acceptance
of these interventions by clients/consumers)
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Personal Information
Dr. Dan Tingstrom joined the USM School Psychology
faculty in 1986 after receiving his Ph.D. from Tulane
University in New Orleans, his hometown. He
had previously received the M.S. from Mississippi
State University in 1976 and returned to New Orleans
where he worked in a variety of applied settings
including a testing and evaluation center, a state
school for individuals with mental retardation,
and with a psychologist in private practice.
Since coming to USM most of his research interests
have involved issues related to the efficacy and
evaluation of behavioral interventions. He
assumed responsibilities as Director of the School
Psychology Program in 1992.
Direct Assessment and Intervention for Academic Deficits, Functional Behavior Assessment, Treatment Utility of Assessment, and Treatment Integrity in Applied Settings
