The following suggestions may help in preparing Review Abstracts. State methods, data, and data analyses used. Data collection and preliminary analysis should be complete. Include clinical implications, when appropriate. State measures used and provide information regarding reliability and validity.
Incomplete studies are unlikely to receive favorable review.
Indicate which, if any, of these will be addressed. Indicate comparisons or control groups and standardized measures. If standardized measures or procedures have not been used, indicate the value of the presentation. Include clinical implications, when appropriate. Single case treatment studies, or studies reporting on the treatment of a small series of cases, are most likely to be approved if they employ a specific strategy, e.g., ABA, ABAB, or multiple baseline designs.