Given the rapid growth and expansion of multi-tiered interventions and supports to address behavior, educators and researchers are increasingly seeking support and innovations regarding the implementation of interventions at the more advanced tiers. While there is still a need for work related to implementation of universal or Tier 1 interventions and programs, there has been a considerable gap in relation to Tier 2 behavioral interventions more specifically. Several studies have documented significant outcomes of Tier 2 behavioral interventions on student outcomes (e.g., Check-in/Checkout; Drevon, Hixson, Wyse, & Rigney, 2019), yet there is limited research and guidance around methods for improving the effectiveness and efficiency of these interventions by adapting them to students’ needs and the contexts in which they are delivered. As a result, this special issue includes a set of original papers focused on Tier 2 behavioral interventions that move beyond typical “one size fits all” approaches to Tier 2 interventions for behavior problems and builds on a previous special issue on current issues in Tier 2 in the Journal of Applied School Psychology (Stormont & Reinke, 2013) published 6 years ago. Specifically, this special issue provides conceptual and research-based papers that describe approaches to adapting Tier 2 behavioral interventions. Building on the prior work on this topic by Stormont and Reinke (2013), we organized a special issue with the overarching goal of advancing empirical and theoretical work related to adapting Tier 2 interventions and adaptive processes within Tier 2. Specifically, this set of conceptual and research-based papers describe several practical, feasible approaches to adapting Tier 2 behavioral interventions to meet the varying needs of students requiring Tier 2 intervention, thus improving effectiveness and potentially reducing overidentification for Tier 3 supports. Toward this end, we drew upon applied research across multiple fields, including general education, special education, psychology, counseling,

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关于适应行为干预的方法2的特殊问题简介：以创新和建议为重点

鉴于多层干预措施的快速增长和扩展以及对行为的支持，教育者和研究人员越来越多地寻求在更高级的干预措施实施方面的支持和创新。尽管仍需要开展与实施通用或第一级干预措施和计划相关的工作，但与第二级行为干预措施相比，尤其是存在很大差距。几项研究已记录了针对学生成果的方法2行为干预的显着成果（例如，签到/签出; Drevon，Hixson，Wyse和Rigney，2019），但是关于提高有效性和效率的方法的研究和指导有限通过使这些干预措施适应学生的需求和提供这些干预措施的环境来进行干预。因此，本期特刊包括一组针对第2层行为干预的原始论文，这些论文超越了针对行为问题的第2层干预的典型“一刀切”方法，并基于先前针对第2层当前问题的特刊6年前发表的《应用学校心理学杂志》（Stormont和Reinke，2013年）。具体而言，本期专刊提供了基于概念和研究的论文，描述了适应方法2行为干预的方法。基于Stormont和Reinke（2013）在此主题上的先前工作，我们组织了一个特殊问题，其总体目标是推进与在方法2中适应方法2的干预措施和适应性过程有关的经验和理论工作。这套基于概念和研究的论文描述了几种实用，可行的方法，以适应2级行为干预，以满足需要2级干预的学生的不断变化的需求，从而提高有效性，并可能减少对3级支持的过度认同。为此，我们借鉴了多个领域的应用研究，包括通识教育，特殊教育，心理学，咨询，