Does culture matter in ABA-based autism interventions? Parent and professional experiences in the UK and China

Yini Liao; Karola Dillenburger; Ian  Buchanan

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Does culture matter in ABA-based autism interventions? Parent and professional experiences in the UK and China

Yini Liao, Karola Dillenburger, Ian Buchanan

School of Social Sciences, Education and Social Work

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The present study compared cultural differences in the UK and China in relation to Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA)-based interventions for children with autism. In the UK, seven participants were interviewed (five professionals and two parents of children with autism). In China, eight participants took part in interviews (five professionals and three parents). Marked cultural and policy differences were found in the delivery of ABA-based early interventions for children with autism in the UK and China, e.g., home vs school programmes. The delivery of effective intervention programmes should accommodate issues arising from different cultural backgrounds is necessary for.

Original language	English
Number of pages	19
Journal	European Journal of Behavior Analysis
Early online date	27 Nov 2017
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Applied behavior analytic intervention services for children with autism spectrum disorders: an investigation of Chinese parents
Liao, Y., Dillenburger, K., Li, X., Yao, X. & Mou, Y., 14 Dec 2023, (Early online date) In: International Journal of Developmental Disabilities.
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Does culture matter in ABA-based autism interventions? Parent and professional experiences in the UK and China

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