Social Stories: Improving Responses of Students with Autism with Accurate Social Information:
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...A particularly well-publicized intervention involving adult instruction involves Gray’s ( Gray & Garand, 1993 ) social story technique, in which written stories are created to teach social rules and the reasons for them in a supportive, noncritical, and understanding way....
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...Though a severe social impairment is characteristic of autism (Kanner, 1943), not all persons with autism display withdrawn social behavior (Wing & Gould, 1979)....
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...In fact, some behaviors previously described as inappropriate may now be regarded as evidence of communicative intent (Carr, 1985; Carr & Durand, 1986; Donnellan, Mirenda, Mesaros, & Fassbender, 1984; Iwata, Dorsey, Slifer, Bauman, & Richman, 1982; Wetherby, 1982)....
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...It is important to note that &dquo;autistic children’s social development is not impaired in a blanket fashion&dquo; (Baron-Cohen, 1988, p. 382)....
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...&dquo; In light of research describing a more complex and specific deficit in the area of social cognition and pragmatics (Baron-Cohen, 1988), these general descriptors become less and less accurate....
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...Some social skills are unaffected by the disorder (Baron-Cohen, 1988; Langdell, 1978; Stone & Lemanek, 1990), while others remain significantly impaired....
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