Brian A. Boyd is affiliated with the University of Kansas in the United States. Their research primarily spans psychology and neuroscience, with a specific focus on cognitive neuroscience and clinical psychology. Other areas of study include education, developmental and educational psychology, and psychiatry and mental health.
The main topics covered by their work include autism spectrum disorder research, family and disability support research, behavioral and psychological studies, child development and digital technology, disability education and employment, child nutrition and feeding issues, and health policy implementation science.
Brian A. Boyd has contributed to several peer-reviewed journals and publication venues. These include:
Selected recent papers by Brian A. Boyd demonstrate the focus and scope of their research:
Their frequent collaborators include:
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Brian A. Boyd;Stephen G. McDonough;James W. Bodfish
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Grace T. Baranek;Linda R. Watson;Brian A. Boyd;Michele D. Poe
Grace T. Baranek;Brian A. Boyd;Michele D. Poe;Fabian J. David;Fabian J. David
Samuel L. Odom;Julie L. Thompson;Susan Hedges;Brian A. Boyd
Brian A. Boyd;Matthew McBee;Tia Holtzclaw;Grace T. Baranek
Linda R. Watson;Elena Patten;Grace T. Baranek;Michele Poe
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Karla K. Ausderau;Karla K. Ausderau;Melissa Furlong;John Sideris;John Bulluck
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Jessica R Dykstra;Maura G Sabatos-DeVito;Dwight W Irvin;Brian A Boyd
Clare Harrop;Desiree Jones;Shuting Zheng;Sallie W. Nowell
Samuel Odom;Kara Hume;Brian Boyd;Aaron Stabel
Kara Hume;Brian A. Boyd;Jill V. Hamm;Suzanne Kucharczyk
Brian A. Boyd;Stephen G. McDonough;Betty Rupp;Faraaz Khan
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