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LIST OF TABLES<br />

Table 3.1 Participant composition of experimental groups ……………………… 74<br />

Table 4.1 Overview of Phillip’s and Ben’s IEP goals incorporated in “Song<br />

for Phillip” and “Song for Ben” ………………………………...….… 89<br />

Table 4.2 Interobserver agreement in Conditions A, B, and C …………..…...…. 102<br />

Table 5.1 Interobserver agreement over Task #1, #2, and #3 ………………..…. 149<br />

Table 6.1 Summary of characteristics for each subject …………………..….…. 172<br />

Table 6.2 Overview of Eric’s IEP goals incorporated in the song<br />

“Hey You” …………………………………………………………..... 188<br />

Table 6.3 Overview of Ben’s IEP goals incorporated in the song<br />

“You and I”………………………………………………………….... 190<br />

Table 6.4 Overview of Phillip’s IEP goals incorporated in the song “Phillip’s<br />

Groove” ……………………………………………………………… 193<br />

Table 6.5 Overview of Lucas’ IEP goals incorporated in the song “Lucas’<br />

Dance” …………………………………………..…………………… 196<br />

Table 6.6 Interobserver agreement for each target child in conditions<br />

A, B, C, and D ……………………………………..………………… 212<br />

Table 6.7 Range (Min% and Max%), Mean (M%), and Standard Deviation (SD) of<br />

positive peer interaction for each target child, by each condition of<br />

Experiment III …………………………………………………..…… 213<br />

Table 6.8 Range (Min% and Max%), Mean (M), and Standard Deviation (SD)<br />

of teacher task behavior for each target child in Condition C …….… 223<br />

Table 6.9. Range (Min % and Max %), and Standard Deviation (SD) of peer

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