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Project Title

Project Title

Teaching Self-Advocacy when an item is Missing from the Environment in Individuals with ASD

Principal Investigator

Principal Investigator

MacDonald, Becky; O'Reilly, Caitlyn

Description

Description

While individuals with ASD acquire many skill sets in their repertories, they often have difficulties advocating for themselves and problem solving through situations when an item is missing to complete a given task. In this study, participants will be videotaped completing three different tasks in which a necessary item will be missing. Participants will view a video model and use a corresponding check list to problem solve how to find the missing item and self-advocate for themselves when they cannot find the item. The purpose of this study is to combine checklists and video modeling to teach individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) self-advocacy and problem solving skills when an item is missing from the environment.

Funder

Funder

The New England Center for Children

Funding Country

Funding Country

United States

Fiscal Year Funding

Fiscal Year Funding

3225

Current Award Period

Current Award Period

2017

Strategic Plan Question

Strategic Plan Question

Question 4: Which Treatments and Interventions Will Help?

Funder’s Project Link

Funder’s Project Link

No URL available.

Institution

Institution

The New England Center for Children

Institute Location

Institute Location

United States

Project Number

Project Number

Government or Private

Government or Private

Private

History/Related Projects

History/Related Projects

Teaching Self-Advocacy when an item is Missing from the Environment in Individuals with ASD | 3625 | 2017 |
Teaching Self-Advocacy when an item is Missing from the Environment in Individuals with ASD | 0 | 2018 |

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