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AN INVESTIGATION OF AN ASYNCHRONOUS BEHAVIOR SKILLS TRAINING ON TEACHING PRESERVICE TEACHERS HOW TO CONDUCT AN MSWO PREFERENCE ASSESSMENT
Brofman, Kylie Nicole
Brofman, Kylie Nicole
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2021
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Applied Behavioral Analysis
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http://dx.doi.org/10.34944/dspace/7180
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Past research has not evaluated the effectiveness of a remote behavior skills training (BST) package with pre-service special education teachers’ implementation of a multiple stimulus without replacement (MSWO) preference assessment (PA). Thus, this research was needed to evaluate the effectiveness of a remote BST package on pre-service special education teacher’s implementation of a MSWO PA. This study was conducted to first, evaluate the effects of pre-service special education teachers’ fidelity of conducting a MSWO PA using remote BST and next, to evaluate the intervention gains maintained over time, and last to determine if pre-service special education teachers believe the MSWO PA results in favorable social validity measures. The components of behavioral skills training used were remote instruction, remote video modeling, a remote quiz, and feedback. Results suggest that a remote BST package is a useful training strategy when teaching pre-service special education teachers PA. During 1-week follow-up across participants, each participant maintained their skills of implementation. Keywords: video conferencing, remote, BST, MSWO, multiple stimulus without replacement, preference assessment
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