Application of Augmentative and Alternative Communication to stimulate communicative intention and cognition in patients with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Renata da Costa Rebello de Mendonça,
Glória Marques,
Viviane de Oliveira Freitas Lione
et al.
Abstract:Purpose: to assess the advancement in communicative intention and cognition in children with autism spectrum disorder after applying a personalized alternative communication method. Methods: patients had their communicative intention and cognition (Vineland-3) assessed before and after the intervention with 10 structured alternative communication sessions. The “Demystifying Alternative Communication” podcast was developed as supplementary material to this study. Student’s t-test was used, setting the signific… Show more
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