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  • Applied Behavior Analysis
  • Child Psychology

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  • Generalization of behavior change is crucial but often overlooked in practice.
  • Few studies explicitly program for caregiver behavior generalization in child behavior interventions.
  • Telehealth offers a novel approach to address generalization challenges.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To discuss telehealth as a strategy for programming behavior change generalization.
  • To highlight how telehealth can improve caregiver implementation of behavior plans.
  • To demonstrate the use of telehealth for generalization in reducing child challenging behavior.

Main Methods:

  • The study discusses the application of telehealth for generalization programming.
  • A case example illustrates telehealth use for caregiver generalization.
  • Focus is on generalization of a mother's implementation of a treatment plan for an adolescent's severe challenging behavior.

Main Results:

  • Telehealth facilitated access to behavior-change agents, materials, and contexts.
  • Early and consistent telehealth focus on generalization may speed up treatment.
  • Clinically and socially significant outcomes were observed in caregiver fidelity and behavior reduction.

Conclusions:

  • Telehealth is a promising avenue for programming behavior change generalization.
  • Utilizing telehealth can enhance caregiver treatment plan implementation and generalization.
  • Telehealth may lead to more effective and sustainable reductions in child challenging behavior.