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ABA style interventions aim to apply scientifically validated principles of behavior to improve the social deficits exhibited by those with [Autism Spectrum Disorders]. Some popular ABA style interventions include:
 
ABA style interventions aim to apply scientifically validated principles of behavior to improve the social deficits exhibited by those with [Autism Spectrum Disorders]. Some popular ABA style interventions include:
  
  *'''Discrete trial training (DTT)'''
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*'''Discrete trial training (DTT)'''
  *'''Early intensive behavioral intervention (EIBI)'''
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*'''Early intensive behavioral intervention (EIBI)'''
  *'''Incidental teaching'''
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*'''Incidental teaching'''
  *'''Pivotal response training (PRT)'''
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*'''Pivotal response training (PRT)'''
  *'''Verbal behavior intervention (VBI)'''
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*'''Verbal behavior intervention (VBI)'''
  
 
* History
 
* History

Revision as of 16:31, 17 March 2009


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Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)

Basic Characteristics

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ABA style interventions aim to apply scientifically validated principles of behavior to improve the social deficits exhibited by those with [Autism Spectrum Disorders]. Some popular ABA style interventions include:

  • Discrete trial training (DTT)
  • Early intensive behavioral intervention (EIBI)
  • Incidental teaching
  • Pivotal response training (PRT)
  • Verbal behavior intervention (VBI)
  • History
  • References

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