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Priming and ASD implications
- The findings support the idea that antecedent modifications are helpful in reducing problem behaviors for children with ASD
- This is important because it shows that children on the spectrum can be included in mainstream settings
- The priming sessions were effective because they were low-demand (high demand often leads to avoidance behavior)
- The priming sessions were also effective because they involved reinforcement in more than one way-since there is a lot of reinforcement involved, the student doesn’t need to look to be reinforced outside of the academic task at hand-reinforcement encourages them to use the skills they learn again in another context
- Priming might increase self-esteem because students will feel like they can do it
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Updated 2021-04-19
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