Document Type
Dissertation
Date of Award
2023
Degree Name
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Department
School Psychology
First Advisor
Kate Helbig
Abstract
Developmental Delay (DD) is an IDEA classification for young children who fail to meet developmental milestones at typical times. Young children with delays in social or emotional development may show deficits in social skills. Noting the importance of early intervention, identifying effective social skills interventions for children aged 3-5 is essential. Kopp et al. (1992) note the differences in social skills between preschoolers with DD and typically developing peers. This study investigated the effects of the Teaching Interaction Procedure on skill acquisition and generalization to a free play activity in the general education classroom.
Subject Categories
Early Childhood Education | Psychology | Special Education and Teaching
Keywords
Developmental Delay, Young children
Number of Pages
91
Publisher
University of South Dakota
Recommended Citation
Swain, Bailey Nicole, "The Effectiveness of the Teaching Interaction Procedure for Young Children with Developmental Delay" (2023). Dissertations and Theses. 111.
https://red.library.usd.edu/diss-thesis/111
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