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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The problem is it isn’t like they can ethically use identical twins who are borderline being diagnosed with a disability -let’s say with a diagnosis of autism -and give one ABA and/or twin speech therapy or occupational therapy and the other one receives nothing. So many places that specialize in autism are going to see everything under that light and diagnosis almost all children who go there with autism just to err on the side off caution because insurance will pay for ABA (often times that that center provides). [/quote] You absolutel can ethically perform an experiment to randomly provide one or other of two generally accepted treatments. This how research is done for new treatments of existing diseases. [/quote]
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