Brandi Simonsen is affiliated with the University of Connecticut in the United States. Their research focuses primarily on behavioral and psychological studies, with a particular emphasis on developmental and educational psychology, autism spectrum disorder research, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and disability education and employment. They also explore collaborative teaching and inclusion, family and disability support, and teacher education and leadership studies.
The scientist has contributed extensively to the fields of psychology and social sciences, with 25 publications in psychology and 14 in social sciences. Subfields of study include developmental and educational psychology, education, cognitive neuroscience, psychiatry and mental health, and clinical psychology.
Brandi Simonsen's work appears regularly in several academic journals. Frequent publication venues include:
Their recent research papers cover a variety of topics within their areas of expertise. Notable publications include:
The scientist has worked with several frequent co-authors, including:
Brandi Simonsen;Sarah Fairbanks;Amy Briesch;Diane Myers
Jennifer Freeman;Brandi Simonsen;Donald E. Briere;Ashley S. MacSuga-Gage
Jennifer Freeman;Brandi Simonsen
Brandi Simonsen;George Sugai;Madeline Negron
Jennifer Freeman;Brandi Simonsen;D. Betsy McCoach;George Sugai
Diane M. Myers;Brandi Simonsen;George Sugai
Brandi Simonsen;George Sugai
Brandi Simonsen;Lucille Eber;Anne C. Black;George Sugai
Ashley S. MacSuga-Gage;Brandi Simonsen
Brandi Simonsen;Diane Myers;Carla DeLuca
Brandi Simonsen;Lisa Britton;Dale Young
Brandi Simonsen;Ashley S. MacSuga-Gage;Donald E. Briere;Jennifer Freeman
Donald E. Briere;Brandi Simonsen;George Sugai;Diane Myers
Brandi Simonsen;Diane Myers;Donald E. Briere
Jennifer Freeman;Brandi Simonsen;D. Betsy McCoach;George Sugai
Jeffery R. Sprague;Hill M. Walker;Steve Stieber;Brandi Simonsen
Ashley S. Macsuga-Gage;Brandi Simonsen;Donald E. Briere
Melanie S. Farkas;Brandi Simonsen;Scott Migdole;Mary E. Donovan
Matthew C. Makel;Jonathan A. Plucker;Jennifer Freeman;Allison Lombardi
Brandi Simonsen;Ashley S. MacSuga;Lindsay M. Fallon;George Sugai
Brandi M. Simonsen;George Sugai
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