@MsSourGrapes, the citations refer to behaviors to focus on conditioning for children to end up so indistinguishable from the typical population that they do not have a disability any longer. Rather they become medical doctors in college & get married & work regular jobs. Would you like to teach one behavior & get for no effort initiations, positive affect, imitation, & spontaneous speech all for your autistic child by focusing on teaching the behavior of joint attention?
Most people looking at this page would consider it spam, but I digress. You could have brought up what the citations referred to instead of just leaving citations of works people may not have access to.
Nooooo, not Dante and that terrible woman again near the end!
Funny how the other guy was so much quicker at getting Dante to respond. I think Dante was messing with his first so-called "therapist" after he realized that she was powerless.
ABA has discovered key aspects to remediate autism & that doesn't mean "cure" just teach.
Koegel,L.K., Koegel,R.L., Harrower,J.K., & Carter,C.M. (1999). Pivotal Response Intervention I: Overview of Approach. Journal for the Association of Persons with Severe Handicaps, 24(3), 174-185.
Koegel,L.K., Koegel,R.L., Shoshan,Y., & McNerney,E. (1999). Pivotal Response Intervention II: Preliminary Long-Term Outcome Data. Journal for the Association of Persons with Severe Handicaps, 24(3), 186-198.
Whalen,C., Schreibman,L., & Ingersoll,B.(2006). The Collateral Effects of Joint Attention Training on Social Initiations, Positive Affect, Imitation, and Spontaneous Speech for Young Children with Autism. Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, 36(6), 655-664.
Ingersoll,B., & Schreibman,L. (2006). Teaching Reciprocal Imitation Skills to Young Children with Autism Using a Naturalistic Behavioral Approach: Effects on Language, Pretend Play, and Joint Attention. JADD, 36(4), 487-505.
@MsSourGrapes, the citations refer to behaviors to focus on conditioning for children to end up so indistinguishable from the typical population that they do not have a disability any longer. Rather they become medical doctors in college & get married & work regular jobs. Would you like to teach one behavior & get for no effort initiations, positive affect, imitation, & spontaneous speech all for your autistic child by focusing on teaching the behavior of joint attention?
ABAisSCIENCE 1 year ago
@ABAisSCIENCE
Most people looking at this page would consider it spam, but I digress. You could have brought up what the citations referred to instead of just leaving citations of works people may not have access to.
MsSourGrapes 1 year ago
@MsSourGrapes, it is that all of it is scientific and peer reviewed unlike your unsolicited opinion.
ABAisSCIENCE 1 year ago
@ABAisSCIENCE
What is the point of these citations you left on all the videos? Honestly, it's just spam more than anything else.
MsSourGrapes 1 year ago
Nooooo, not Dante and that terrible woman again near the end!
Funny how the other guy was so much quicker at getting Dante to respond. I think Dante was messing with his first so-called "therapist" after he realized that she was powerless.
MsSourGrapes 1 year ago
ABA has discovered key aspects to remediate autism & that doesn't mean "cure" just teach.
Koegel,L.K., Koegel,R.L., Harrower,J.K., & Carter,C.M. (1999). Pivotal Response Intervention I: Overview of Approach. Journal for the Association of Persons with Severe Handicaps, 24(3), 174-185.
Koegel,L.K., Koegel,R.L., Shoshan,Y., & McNerney,E. (1999). Pivotal Response Intervention II: Preliminary Long-Term Outcome Data. Journal for the Association of Persons with Severe Handicaps, 24(3), 186-198.
ABAisSCIENCE 3 years ago
Whalen,C., Schreibman,L., & Ingersoll,B.(2006). The Collateral Effects of Joint Attention Training on Social Initiations, Positive Affect, Imitation, and Spontaneous Speech for Young Children with Autism. Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, 36(6), 655-664.
Ingersoll,B., & Schreibman,L. (2006). Teaching Reciprocal Imitation Skills to Young Children with Autism Using a Naturalistic Behavioral Approach: Effects on Language, Pretend Play, and Joint Attention. JADD, 36(4), 487-505.
ABAisSCIENCE 3 years ago