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Therapies for Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders

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Evidence Table. <strong>Therapies</strong> <strong>for</strong> children with ASD<br />

Study<br />

Inclusion/Exclusion<br />

Description Intervention<br />

Criteria/Population<br />

Author:<br />

Intervention:<br />

Inclusion criteria:<br />

Grey et al., Teacher Training in • Autistic Disorder<br />

2005<br />

Applied Behavior Analysis Exclusion criteria:<br />

Country: using Person Focused See Inclusion Criteria<br />

Ireland<br />

Training (see Provider<br />

below) . Teachers Age, mean/yrs (range):<br />

Practice identified target behavior 8 years 2 months (2 years<br />

setting:<br />

and intervention goal <strong>for</strong> 10 months – 15 years)<br />

Academic one child with autism in<br />

their classrooms. Mental age:<br />

Duration: 10.2 Months NR<br />

Frequency: sessions with Gender:<br />

children Varied – See M, n (%): 8 (73)<br />

Baseline Measures F, n (%): 3 (27)<br />

Intervention<br />

setting:<br />

University<br />

Classroom<br />

Enrollment<br />

period:<br />

NR<br />

Funding:<br />

NR<br />

Author industry<br />

relationship<br />

disclosures:<br />

NR<br />

Design:<br />

case series<br />

Assessments:<br />

All of the following were<br />

Participant Completed:<br />

• Comprehensive<br />

Function Assessment<br />

– included child’s<br />

ecological background,<br />

schedule of daily<br />

activities, social<br />

interactions, functions,<br />

cognitive ability, health<br />

issues, and life story<br />

• Inventory of favorite<br />

things<br />

• Communication<br />

Assessment - including<br />

receptive and<br />

expressive language<br />

ability<br />

Groups:<br />

G1a: goal of reduction in<br />

target Behavior<br />

G1b: goal of increase in<br />

target Behavior<br />

Provider:<br />

11 Female Special Needs<br />

Teachers with general<br />

education degrees or<br />

diplomas. All teachers<br />

underwent 90 hours of<br />

classroom<br />

instruction/supervision (45<br />

hours – basic principles of<br />

ABA, 45 hour –<br />

application of said<br />

principles in practical<br />

settings.) Duration of<br />

training lasted 13 days<br />

over a 7 month period<br />

Race/ethnicity:<br />

NR<br />

SES:<br />

Maternal education: NR<br />

Household income: NR<br />

Diagnostic approach:<br />

Referral<br />

Diagnostic tool/method:<br />

NR<br />

Diagnostic category, n<br />

(%):<br />

<strong>Autism</strong>: 11 (100)<br />

Other characteristics:<br />

C-302<br />

Baseline<br />

Measures Outcomes<br />

Baseline Sessions Intervention<br />

<strong>for</strong> each child, mean Sessions mean ±<br />

± SD (range): 11.5 ± SD (range): 12 ±<br />

7.4 (3-23)<br />

9.3 (3-27)<br />

Problem Behavior:<br />

Frequency of<br />

Occurrence of target<br />

behavior, mean ±<br />

SD (range):<br />

G1a: 23.5 ± 19.8<br />

(2.9-54)<br />

G1b: 5.8 ± 4.8 (1.4-<br />

11)<br />

Problem<br />

behavior:<br />

Frequency of<br />

Target Behavior,<br />

mean ± SD<br />

(range):<br />

G1a: 7.2 ± 9.2<br />

(0.6-26.7)<br />

G1a: Reduction in<br />

rate of target<br />

behavior (Z = -<br />

2.521, P < 0.05)<br />

G1b: 13.6 ± 11.3<br />

(1.7-24.3) [not<br />

able to per<strong>for</strong>m<br />

statistical tests]<br />

Harms:<br />

NR<br />

Modifiers:<br />

NR

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