英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of Pivotal Response Training (PRT) on learning outcomes of a child with multiple disabilities, specifically focused on language skills. A single subject design was utilized to examine three targeted behaviors: functional vocabularies, comprehension, and expressive language. The research procedures included three phases, including baseline, intervention, and maintenance. The targeted participants received 40 minutes of interventions one to two days per week, and total were 8 weeks of intervention. Several techniques were utilized to examine the outcomes of this study, such as visual analysis, interoberver agreement, and procedural fidelity. The results revealed that the PRT improved the child’s three targeted language abilities. Social validity revealed that positive attitude and confirmed the improvement on the child’s learning outcomes. |