Abstract
The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of the power card strategy on the problem behaviors of autistic children. For this purpose, one child with autism disorder who is financially supported by a public kindergarten A kindergarten located in G district, Seoul city was selected as a child and a script and a power card for intervention were produced according to the guidelines of the power card production. The research design used a multiple baseline across behavioral design. Data collection was performed using the partial interval recording method for 10 minutes every session during the entire 30 minute class. The results of the study are as follows. First, the problem of word interception problem during the class of children with autistic disorder was significantly reduced through the power card strategy. Second, inadequate posture problem behaviors during the class of autistic children significantly decreased through the power card strategy. Third, the repetitive and meaningless writing problem behaviors during the class of autistic children decreased significantly by the power card strategy. The results of this study showed that the power card strategy had a positive effect on reducing the problem behaviors of the autistic children and it was effective in reducing the problem behaviors of children with autism. In addition, the power card strategy can be expected to have effects on behavioral interventions with minimum cost and time, and it is possible to take the power card at any time when the child needs it, so internal procedures for positive action are internalized, This is a strategy that allows us to make adjustments.
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