The mission of the Autism and Behavior Intervention Lab (ABIL) is to investigate the mechanisms of action responsible for increasing skill acquisition and reductions in challenging behavior for children with autism and developmental disabilities and translate these principles into acceptable and feasible interventions in applied settings. In ABIL, we evaluate models to increase family, teacher, and individuals with disabilities’ meaningful involvement in assessment and evidence-based intervention. The Autism Behavior Intervention Lab is led by Dr. Rose Mason. Graduate and Undergraduate students from across Purdue University participate in our lab.