A Comparison of Two Methods of Recording and Analyzing Student Clinician-Client Interaction [electronic resource] : ABC System and the "Boone" System / George W. Schubert and Audrey M. Glick.
The research study (described in a paper presented at the 1973 American Speech and Hearing Association Convention) was designed to compare information obtained from the use of the ABC and the Boone/Prescott Systems, two different procedures for recording and analyzing speech clinician-client interac...
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Language: | English |
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Summary: | The research study (described in a paper presented at the 1973 American Speech and Hearing Association Convention) was designed to compare information obtained from the use of the ABC and the Boone/Prescott Systems, two different procedures for recording and analyzing speech clinician-client interaction. Videotapes were made of eight University of North Dakota student speech clinicians involved in articulation and language therapy with 4-to-6-year-old clients. Because both systems did not contain a time factor, it was difficult to establish whether or not the two systems would provide the clinician with similar information. Greater ease was noted in recording within the Boone/Prescott system. The two systems yielded approximately the same information when the therapy situation was basically stimulus, response, reinforcement, with a minimum of irrelevant behavior; however, the ABC System gave more pertinent information when the session was poorly planned and carried out. Both systems provided objective information which could be useful in changing clinician behavior. (LH) |
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Item Description: | ERIC Document Number: ED098752. ERIC Note: Paper presented at the Annual National Convention of the American Speech and Hearing Association, Detroit, Michigan, October 1973. |
Physical Description: | 21 p. |