Contracting: A Positive Way to Improve Family Dynamics and Learn New Skills
Jill Dardig & Bill Heward
Contingency contracting is a proven strategy for behavior change and skill acquisition, involving a specified task and a subsequent reward for successful completion. Research supports its effectiveness for children with and without disabilities across various settings, including home, school, and community. This presentation from the 2022 Michigan Autism Conference showcases how contracts can guide children in fulfilling household duties, learning new skills, preparing for school, and fostering friendships, illustrated through children’s stories and family examples.
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