The Effects of Positive Peer Reporting as a Class-Wide Positive Behavior Support
The Effects of Positive Peer Reporting as a Class-Wide Positive Behavior Support
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积极的同伴报告作为全班积极行为支持的效果
DOI:
10.1007/s10864-006-9005-y
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发表时间:
2007
影响因子:
2
通讯作者:
K. M. Jones
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作者:
Julie Q. Morrison;K. M. Jones
School-wide, selective, and individual positive behavioral supports are critical elements of a comprehensive, tiered model of service delivery. Positive peer reporting (PPR) involves brief, highly structured sessions during which peers are provided the opportunity to praise the behavior of target students. PPR procedures were modified in this study to provide all children in a classroom the opportunity to provide or receive peer praise. The effects of class-wide PPR on teacher-recorded critical events were evaluated using a multiple baseline design across two classrooms. Results indicated marginal improvement across the two settings, as well as supplemental measures of behavior outside of the classroom and class-wide sociometric nominations. Implications for future research and emerging models of school-wide PBS are discussed.