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Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders|July 7, 2012
The role of parenting stress in discrepancies between parent and teacher ratings of behavior problems in young children with autism spectrum disorderPhil Reed, Lisa A OsborneJournal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry|November 26, 2022
Online counterconditioning with COVID-19-relevant stimuli in lockdown: Impact on threat expectancy, fear, and persistent avoidanceGemma Cameron, Martyn Quigley, Daniel V Zuj, et al.Behavioural Brain Research|October 22, 2024
Between Scylla and Charybdis: Fixed-ratio avoidance response effort and unavoidable shock extinction in humansSimon Dymond, Weike Xia, Daniel V Zuj, et al.Learning & Behavior|January 29, 2024
Far from the threatening crowd: Generalisation of conditioned threat expectancy and fear in COVID-19 lockdownSimon Dymond, Gemma Cameron, Daniel V Zuj, et al.Research in Developmental Disabilities|October 19, 2007
Re-emergence of under-selected stimuli, after the extinction of over-selected stimuli in an automated match to samples procedureLaura Broomfield, Louise McHugh, Phil ReedJournal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry|November 15, 2011
Recall of false memories in individuals scoring high in schizotypy: memory distortions are scale specificJo Saunders, Jordan Randell, Phil ReedResearch in Developmental Disabilities|October 19, 2010
Over-selectivity as a learned responsePhil Reed, Neysa Petrina, Louise McHughJournal of Autism and Developmental Disorders|December 25, 2010
Brief report: teaching situation-based emotions to children with autistic spectrum disorderLouise McHugh, Alina Bobarnac, Phil ReedJournal of Psychopharmacology (Oxford, England)|July 3, 2016
Mephedrone and 3,4-methylenedioxy-methamphetamine: Comparative psychobiological effects as reported by recreational polydrug usersLewis Jones, Phil Reed, Andrew ParrottResearch in Developmental Disabilities|May 22, 2007
The effect of observing response procedures on the reduction of over-selectivity in a match to sample task: immediate but not long term benefitsLaura Broomfield, Louise McHugh, Phil ReedPageof 16