Using a mirror to facilitate acquisition of gross motor imitation
Product Description:
We evaluated the efficacy of a procedure that incorporated a mirror to teach gross motor imitation with a 2-year-old boy who had been diagnosed with autistic disorder. Responses taught with a mirror were acquired more quickly than responses taught without the mirror and were maintained after the mirror was removed. These data indicate that a mirror can facilitate acquisition of motor imitation.
Keyword(s):
autism, mirror, motor imitation, skill acquisition
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Peer-reviewed publications in scholarly journals Published/In Press
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Professionals, Policymakers
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