Increasing Confident Thoughts in an Adolescent With Autism: A Pilot Study

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Michele M. Brown
Richard M. Kubina
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[1] Juniata College,
[2] The Pennsylvania State University ‐ University Park,undefined
[3] Special Education Program 209,undefined
[4] CEDAR Building,undefined
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Private events; Precision teaching; Inner behavior; Self-counting; Despondent thoughts;
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Private events such as thoughts and feelings occur within the individual and are inaccessible to outside observers. Creating interventions for troublesome private events, therefore, is challenging. Precision teaching has a number of studies where participants self-count targeted private events and intervene by engaging in 1-min timings of positive thoughts. The present pilot study extended the 1-min timing procedure to a 15-year-old girl with autism spectrum disorder. After the intervention, the participant’s level of despondent thoughts dropped by ÷4.55 in level, with lower levels of anxiety and depression as measured by the Beck Anxiety Inventory and the Beck Depression Inventory.
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页码:1396 / 1401
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