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Lancioni GE Singh NN O'Reilly MF Sigafoos J Amenduni MT Navarro J Buonocunto F Scarabino T Belardinelli MO 《Cognitive processing》2012,13(2):133-137
This study assessed whether a post-coma woman functioning at the lower end of the minimally conscious state would (a) develop
adaptive responding through the use of microswitch technology and contingent stimulation, (b) consolidate and maintain her
responding over time, and (c) show evidence of response-consequences awareness (learning and discrimination). The study involved
an ABABB1CB1 sequence in which the A represented baseline phases, the B and B1 intervention phases, and the C a control phase with continuous stimulation. Results indicated that the woman developed adaptive
responding and consolidated it over the intervention phases of the study. The woman also showed evidence of being aware of
response-consequences links. Potential implications and limitations of these findings are discussed. 相似文献
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Indigenous children have elevated risk for poor health, behavioural, emotional, and social outcomes. Significant evidence exists that parenting programs can reduce family risk factors and improve outcomes for children and families; however, mainstream programs have had slower uptake in Indigenous communities than other communities. Culturally sensitive delivery of evidence‐based programs can enhance engagement of parents, yet the development of a workforce to deliver programs to Indigenous parents faces many obstacles. This project seeks to identify professional training processes that enhance Indigenous practitioners’ skills and confidence in delivering an evidence‐based parenting program. A survey of trained parenting practitioners via an online practitioner network assessed their views of the training and post‐training support processes they had experienced. Respondents were 57 Indigenous and 720 non‐Indigenous practitioners from 15 countries. Most training processes were rated equally helpful by Indigenous and non‐Indigenous practitioners. However, several training processes were identified as important for the delivery of culturally competent training, such as tailoring the pace of training and simplifying the language in teaching resources. Practitioners with higher ratings of the helpfulness of peer support following training reported higher program uptake and implementation. Qualitative themes also focused on the helpfulness of program resources, and having a peer support network and mentoring. Increasing access to appropriate, flexibly delivered training and post‐training support for Indigenous professionals will support the development of a skilled workforce with local knowledge and connections, and further increase the reach of evidence‐based services in Indigenous communities. 相似文献
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