Effect of Behavior Modification Intervention Through Parents and Teachers Support among Adolescents with Special Needs
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https://doi.org/10.25215/0904.017Keywords:
Behavior Modification, Parents, Teachers, Adolescents, Special NeedsAbstract
The study ‘Effect of Effect of Behavior Modification Intervention Through Parents and Teachers Support among Adolescents with Special Needs’- was conducted in Chennai, at the ‘National Institute for the Empowerment of Persons with Multiple Disabilities’ (NIEPMD) and the ‘Spastic Society of Tamil Nadu’ (SPASTN) by using Convenient Sampling Method. Initially, 50 adolescents were randomly selected. They were screened for categorization and final selection (n=30). The sample included 19 boys and 11 girls in the age range of 12-18 years. The tools used for assessment were the Case History Schedule (2015) developed by the researcher, Test of Non-Verbal Intelligence (Brown, Sherbenou & Johnsen, 2010), Swassing-Barbe Modality Test (Barbe & Swassing, 1979), and the Developmental Behavior Checklist (Parent and Teacher Versions) Einfeld & Tonge, 2002. The Behavior Modification Intervention was applied to the sample with the help of their parents and teachers as support system. After two months, the re-assessment was done using the DBC tool. The follow-up session was conducted to analyze the sustenance of the outcome. The aim was to manage the behavior turbulences in the adolescents with the help of their parents and teachers. Repeated measures- One-Way ANOVA was conducted to obtain the statistical results. The findings indicated a significant reduction in the behavior issues. This indicates that the effect of behavior modification intervention shows promising result among the sample.Metrics
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2022-11-05
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Dr. Blessy Ann Varughese, Dr. N.S Rohini, & Dr. R. Subhashini. (2022). Effect of Behavior Modification Intervention Through Parents and Teachers Support among Adolescents with Special Needs. International Journal of Indian Psychȯlogy, 9(4). https://doi.org/10.25215/0904.017
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