Monica Carr
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Position:Assistant Professor in Psychology
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College:College of Liberal Arts
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Office:GEH A215
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Educational Background
PhD Monash University, Australia
Masters in Organizational Psychology, Monash University, Australia
Bachelor App Sci, Swinburne Institute of Technology, Australia
Biography
Monica Carr, PhD is an Ass. Professor (Tenure Track) at Wenzhou Kean University, Wenzhou, China. Before joining WKU, Monica worked as a Researcher at the University of Waikato, New Zealand, and previously in both teaching and research at Monash University and The University of Melbourne, Australia. Monica’s research focus is on improving outcomes for neurodiverse individuals, particularly those diagnosed on the Autism spectrum, using methods that adhere to the best evidence standards. She brings expertise in single-subject research designs from the field of Applied Behavior Analysis, as well as large group studies that have focused on stakeholder values, and strives to communicate research across paradigms. Currently Monica serves on the Editorial Board of Autism Spectrum News (Boston, USA), and Preventing School Failure (FL,USA). She also serves on the Advisory Board, Academics and Assessments, of Genesis School for Special Education, Singapore.
Research interests
Monica’s research is driven by a desire to assist individuals on the Autism Spectrum, or other neurodiverse conditions, to reach their full potential and live meaningful lives. This goal is pursued through a variety of research activities including the integration of emerging technologies to increase the reach of evidence based intervention for individuals with Autism, cross disciplinary, and cross cultural outreach.
Selected Publications/scholarly and creative work
Applied Behavior Analysis for Autism: Evidence, Issues, and Implementation (2022); Why is there laughter during the COVID-19 pandemic? (2020); Mathematics education for students with Autism Spectrum Disorder: Where are we now? (2019); Self-Management of challenging behaviours associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder: A meta-analysis (2016); A sensitivity analysis of three nonparametric treatment effect scores for single-case research for participants with autism (2014); How should we determine treatment effectiveness with single-case design research for participants with Autism Spectrum Disorder? (2014); Goal setting interventions: Implications for participants on the autism spectrum (2014); Self-management interventions on students with autism: A meta-analysis of single subject research (2014)
Courses
GE 1000 Transition to Wenzhou Kean University
PSY 2000 Professional Psychology
PSY 4400 Principles of Behavior Analysis
College Programs
- Communication B.A. (Public Relations)
- Psychology B.A.
- English B.A. – English in Standard Option
- English B.A. – English in Global Settings Option