Naturalistic Behavioral Behavioral Interventions

Question 1

NDBI is a mix between which approaches

Answer 1

Behavioral, Developmental

Question 2

What is NDBI

Answer 2

Naturalistic Developmental Behavioral Interventions

Integrates behavioral technologies and developmental principles

Question 3

What are the targeted developmental domains of NDBIs

Answer 3

Langauge & Communication, Play, Social Interactions, Cognition, Motor Skills

Question 4

NDBI is used mainly for which disorder

Answer 4

ASD

Question 5

Administration of NDBI

Answer 5

Intervention agents: caregivers and interventionists

Average range of intervention is .2 - 35.9 months

with an average of 10.9 hours per week

Question 6

What does the Child Centered Model Mean in NDBI

Answer 6

Means that NDBI is a strength based approach for children with ASD

Question 7

Benefits of NDBI

Answer 7

Improved generalization

Increased rapid learning

Social development

Considers child’s goals

Family friendly approach

Question 8

What is the Early Start Denver Model

Answer 8

A way NDBI is implemented

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Question 9

Case Study shows what about NDBI

Answer 9

NDBI has biggest increase in Social games, Imitation, and Functional Play

Question 10

Differences of DSP and NDBI

Answer 10

Direct Support Professional

Question 11

How do NDBIs deal with comorbidities

Answer 11

looks at the behavior and skills of the child and how it can be applied to other disorders

Question 12

Strengths of NDBI

Answer 12

Utilizes strength based approaches

Enforces child autonomy

Increases child motivation, leads to more positive environment

Builds confidence

Teaches generalizability

Has consistency

Highly culturally responsive – goals are set in accordance with the child

Focuses on broad goals and long term outcomes

Question 13

Weakness of NDBI

Answer 13

Can be hard to determine intervention effectiveness

Missing conflict of interest statements in research

Goals of intervention are often based on neurotypical standards

Places overemphasis on compliance

Research lacks longitudinal results

Question 14

What is social skills intervnetion

Answer 14

Series of interventions that improves relationships with ASD and other disorders

AKA social skills training or group socials ksills intervention – can be done in group settings

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Question 15

Need for social skills intervention

Answer 15

Comorbidity mental health diffiuclies…

Question 16

What did study 1 of Social Skills interventions show

Answer 16

Social responsiveness scale decreased (good thing) for all but most in adolescent females

ABAS system is filled out by authority figures involved and that was better

Adverse effects - increased stress, anxeity, attention, parent stress

Best for adolescent females

Question 17

What did study 2 of social skills interventions show

Answer 17

Greater improvmenet in

Social Awareness

Social communication skills

Motivation for social interaction

unusual mannerism

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Question 18

What did study 3 of social skills interventions show

Answer 18

LOL

Question 19

What did study 4 of social skills interventions show

Answer 19

uh huh

Question 20

Strenghts of SSI

Answer 20

…W

Question 21

Weaknesses of SSIs

Answer 21

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Question 22

Potential Use for Other DIsorders

Answer 22

Williams, ADHD, Down Syndrome, FXS