Abstract
This study describes the multidimensional and dynamic nature and the difficulty of consilience among professionals involved in supporting people with disabilities, as well as the need for an integrated model. It explains how the integrated model recently proposed in the area of Contextual Behavioral Sciences, called the Extended Evolutional Meta-Model (EEMM) is suitable for supporting people with disabilities (Hayes et al. 2019). Mochizuki (2007) proposed the “linkage model,” which could be used to help people with disabilities. This study proposes combining a linkage model with the EEMM. Finally, two cases are introduced using the EEMM and linkage models. Further studies using these models are desirable. The EEMM can represent phenomena in which factors of multiple dimensions are interrelated, but the development of measurement methods and research designs that empirically demonstrate these relationships has only just begun. Future research is needed to develop the measurement and research design to demonstrate empirical evidence of the usefulness of the EEMM and linkage models.
https://ror.org/0197nmd03 
