Evidence Based Practices and autism By Kelly Jean Sullivan

 

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Why is evidence-based practice important for autism?

Individuals with autism benefit from treatments that integrate evidence-based approaches, such as behavior analytic techniques and visual supports, to target the skills that are most relevant to that person's life

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What are Evidence-based Practices?

 An evidence-based practice is an instructional/intervention procedure or set of procedures for which researchers have provided an acceptable level of research that shows the practice produces positive outcomes for children, youth, and/or adults with ASD.

What are three evidence-based practices for students with autism?

Evidence-Based Practices

• Antecedent-based Intervention (ABI)*
• Cognitive Behavioral Intervention (CBI)**
• Differential Reinforcement (DR) Previously Differential Reinforcement of Alternative, Incompatible, or Other Behavior.
• Discrete Trial Teaching (DTT)*
• Exercise (ECE)*
• Extinction (EXT)

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