What Is the Purpose of Structuring the Child's Environment in Early

question 39

Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of structuring the child's environment in early intensive behavioral intervention?

• A) to be able to use the same approach for many different children
• B) to be able to more rigorously study the effectiveness of the approach
• C) to compensate for the deficits children with ASD have in learning from their typical, unstructured environment and increase the chances for success
• D) to build on one of the characteristics of ASD, preference for sameness

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