2021
DOI: 10.1002/bin.1843
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Instructive feedback to expand listener skills in a second language in children with autism spectrum disorder

Abstract: Children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) who live in homes in which the primary language is different than the predominant language in their community need to be able to engage in listener skills in both languages in order to be successful across environments (e.g., school vs. home). Instructional strategies that promote effective acquisition of maximum skills with minimal training are optimal for bilingual children with ASD. The present study evaluated whether teaching listener skills in English while pro… Show more

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“…There are several key terms related to diversity. We briefly define the key terms in Table 1, but we encourage readers to refer to Beaulieu and Jimenez‐Gomez (2022) for a thorough discussion on the dimensions of cultural competence to gain a foundation on this topic with an emphasis on self‐assessment—a fundamental step to providing culturally responsive services. We have chosen to use the term culturally responsive , which is aligned with the terminology used in the new Ethics Code (BACB, 2020).…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…There are several key terms related to diversity. We briefly define the key terms in Table 1, but we encourage readers to refer to Beaulieu and Jimenez‐Gomez (2022) for a thorough discussion on the dimensions of cultural competence to gain a foundation on this topic with an emphasis on self‐assessment—a fundamental step to providing culturally responsive services. We have chosen to use the term culturally responsive , which is aligned with the terminology used in the new Ethics Code (BACB, 2020).…”
Section: Term Definition Citationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This finding demonstrates the impact of one cultural variable on treatment outcomes. In another study, Jimenez‐Gomez et al (2022) taught listener skills to three boys with autism whose primary language in the home was Spanish. The researchers arranged learning trials to deliver the initial instruction in English while delivering instructive feedback in Spanish, allowing researchers to promote learning of skills that would be socially significant in the clinical (English) and home (Spanish) environments.…”
Section: Culturally Responsive Treatmentmentioning
confidence: 99%