2017
DOI: 10.1080/09362835.2017.1359606
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Pivotal response treatment for prompting social behaviors of Korean American children with autism

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“…As the current study was the part of a large mixed method study of social skill intervention for the mothers of children with autism (Kim & Trainor, 2017) and an interview study of the parents and community members' perception on the behavioral intervention (Kim, 2017), this paper expands the qualitative study and reports only on findings from the study. Korean immigrant parents who provided consents for children's participation in the intervention study participated in this qualitative case study with obtained consents.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…As the current study was the part of a large mixed method study of social skill intervention for the mothers of children with autism (Kim & Trainor, 2017) and an interview study of the parents and community members' perception on the behavioral intervention (Kim, 2017), this paper expands the qualitative study and reports only on findings from the study. Korean immigrant parents who provided consents for children's participation in the intervention study participated in this qualitative case study with obtained consents.…”
Section: Recruitment and Settingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Park et al (2001) and Kim and Trainor (2017) found that Korean parents of children with disabilities identify their limited English proficiency as a critical barrier in creating partnerships with professionals to acquire knowledge about special education and services for their children. Specifically, Korean immigrant mothers feel stressed and hopeless when teachers or professionals disregard their concerns and do not seem to care about their suggestions for improving their children's educational success (Cho & Gannotti, 2005;Cho, Singer, & Brenner, 2000).…”
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“…Those stakeholders' values were then reflected in intervention goals, play level, and play scenarios. This process was designed to help respond to the stakeholders' perceptions and life experiences through intervention goals and procedures and address their needs throughout the intervention (Kim, 2015;Trainor & Bal, 2014). This process also allowed for consideration of the individual's preferences, ecological contexts, and level of language and play, which can enhance the cultural responsiveness of research (Trainor & Bal, 2014).…”
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“…Erken çocukluk döneminde akran aracılı DGDM'nin incelendiği yedi araştırmaya ulaşılmıştır. Tablo 2'de verilen bu araştırmalar katılımcıları açısından incelendiğinde, hedef çocukların 3-8 yaş aralığındaki OSB'li çocuklar, eğitici akranların ise bir araştırma dışında OSB'li çocuklarla aynı yaşlardaki TG akranlar oldukları görülmektedir (McGee vd., 1992;Sunyoung, 2019;Takezawa, 2004;. Araştırmalardan yalnızca birinde eğitici akran olarak zihin yetersizliği (ZY), öğrenme güçlüğü (ÖG) ve gelişimsel geriliği olan çocukların katılımcı olduğu görülmüştür .…”
Section: Erken çOcukluk Döneminde Akran Aracılı Doğal Gelişimsel Davranışsal Müdahalelerin Uygulandığı Araştırmalarunclassified