Teaching Advanced Verbal Behavior to Children with Autism using Speech Generated Devices

Presented by: Alice Shillingsburg, Ph.D., BCBA-D.

Originally aired on: March 2, 2022


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1. Most previous research on the use of SGDs with people with autism has focused on*
2. A key component to teaching requesting/manding skills is to teach when there is*
3. When teaching someone to report about past experiences you should avoid memorized responding by*
4. When teaching generative and flexible two-word responses, one effective method to use is called*