Table 3.
Four categorizations of twenty studies retrieved through rapid search strategy
| Type | Study | Number of TMFs | Focus | Number of constructs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| I | Rao | 3 | Universal learning | 8 + 3 + 8 |
| Farmer et al. | 2 | Intervention components | 16 + 39 | |
| II | Price & Patton | Qualitative* | Biological, social, psychological, and integrated frameworks | Qualitative |
| Trent et al. | Qualitative* | Deficit to social constructivism | Qualitative | |
| Abbeduto & Boudreau | Qualitative* | Mental retardation | Qualitative | |
| III | Biggs et al. | 1 | Partner instruction | 12 |
| Bross et al. | 1 | Video modeling | 1 | |
| Tlili et al. and Tlili et al. | 1 | Activity theory | 7 | |
| Odom & Wolery | 1 | Unified theory of practice | 28 | |
| Frederick et al. | 1 | Role of parents and behavior analysts | 28 | |
| Anderson | 1 | Optimal resource theory | 7 | |
| Wehmeyer | 1 | Causal agency theory | 17 | |
| Ronksley-Pavia | 1 | Learning | 10 | |
| Johnson et al. | 1 | Self-regulation in learning | 23 | |
| Hastings | 1 | Service provider influences | 7 | |
| Skarbek et al. | 1 | Prevention of abuse | 12 | |
| Rainforth | 1 | Teams in learning | 8 | |
| IV | Fisher et al. | 1 | DisCrit | Qualitative |
| Bal et al. | 1 | Cultural historical activity theory | Qualitative |