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研究生: 陳悅意
Chan, Yuet-Yee
論文名稱: 社會故事教學提升自閉症幼兒請求行為之研究
Social Stories to Improve Requesting Behavior of Preschool Children with Autism
指導教授: 廖靜宜
Liao, Ching-Yi
口試委員: 廖靜宜
Liao, Ching-Yi
王慧婷
Wang, Hui-Ting
陳佩玉
Chen, Pei-Yu
口試日期: 2024/06/03
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 特殊教育學系
Department of Special Education
論文出版年: 2024
畢業學年度: 112
語文別: 中文
論文頁數: 115
中文關鍵詞: 社會故事教學自閉症幼兒社交溝通行為請求行為
英文關鍵詞: social stories, preschool children with autism, social communication behaviors, requesting behavior
研究方法: 單一受試研究法之跨受試多探試設計
DOI URL: http://doi.org/10.6345/NTNU202400810
論文種類: 學術論文
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  • 社交溝通為建立關係與滿足生活需求之重要媒介,以語言或非語言 方式達到與他人交換訊息、分享資訊、表達自我想法與需求和理解他人 情緒等目的。其中,提出請求為人類基本技能,學齡前幼兒學習進行對 答以獲取所需。然而,自閉症幼兒因社交溝通上的缺損,導致其在口語 表達上出現阻礙,進而影響自閉症幼兒與他人建立並維持關係。
    自閉症幼兒的學習策略包括視覺支持、個別化教學、結構化的教學流程、心智理論教學和增強物的使用。社會故事的原則與理念即結合上述特徵,教導高功能自閉症幼兒社交溝通行為。因此,本研究旨在探討社會故事教學對自閉症幼兒的社交溝通行為成效。
    本研究採單一受試研究法之跨受試多探試設計,研究對象為三名 5 -6 歲自閉症幼兒,使用社會故事教學,評估其提出請求之社交溝通行 為。所有流程均在幼兒家中進行,依據研究設計,每位參與者進行每週 三次、每次約兩個小時,共約 3-7 次的觀察,以評估幼兒在教學前的社 交溝通行為;介入期則進行約 10 次的社會故事教學;維持期包含 3 次觀 察,以確定幼兒在社會故事教學後能夠維持其社交溝通成果;而類化期 的數據收集則於基線期、介入期、維持期各收集 1-3 個數據點,以了解 及比較研究對象對於目標行為的類化情況。最後,透過視覺分析和效應 量分析所蒐集到的數據資料,並綜合質性回饋及社會效度分析作為本次 研究之結果,以供給自閉症幼兒之重要他人作為參考。主要結果如下:
    一、社會故事教學能立即提升自閉症幼兒之請求行為。
    二、社會故事教學對於自閉症幼兒請求行為具正向的維持成效。
    三、自閉症幼兒的家長表示幼兒能把請求行為類化至生活情境;且
    家長也願意繼續使用社會故事來引導幼兒進行其他社交溝通行為的學習。
    針對本研究的結果與限制,對於未來相關研究有四項建議:首先,建議未來研究能在不同場域進行社會故事教學,並用於其他目標行為的學習。其次,建議在類化期的教學中,邀請幼兒之重要他人參與教學,以評估所習得之社交溝通行為的類化程度。最後,建議增加更多的參與者與使用不同研究法,以提升外在效度。此外,本研究亦提出實務教學上的建議,建議實務工作者在編寫社會故事時先構思故事大綱再做下一步的編寫,並在教學中多鼓勵幼兒的正向行為,並與家長保持緊密的聯繫。

    Social communication is an important medium for people to build friendships, exchange messages, share information, express their thoughts and needs, and understand the emotions of others verbally or non-verbally. Among them, making request is a basic skill that allows preschoolers to get what they want. However, children with autism often have deficits in social communication, which create barriers of verbal expression to hinder the establishment and maintenance of relationships with their peers.
    The learning characteristics of children with autism, including visual support, individualized instruction, structured teaching process, the use of theory of mind, and the use of reinforcers, were combined with the principles and concepts of social stories, which focuses on teaching social communication behaviors to children with high functioning autism.
    Therefore, the purpose of this study is to investigate the effects of social stories and social communication behaviors of children with autism. A multiple-probe across participants design was employed to evaluate social stories on requesting skills of three children with autism aged 5-6 years at their home. The experiment was conducted three times per week for three months, totalling approximately 21-29 sessions per child, to collect data on the target behavior across the baseline, intervention, maintenance, and generalization phases. Based on the data analysis, which included visual analysis, effect size calculation, qualitative interviews, and social validity analyses, the results were as follows:
    (A) Social stories coule immediately improve the requesting behavior of children with autism.
    (B) Social stories had a positive effect on maintaining the requesting behavior of autism.
    (C) Parents of children with autism reported that their children were able to generalize social communication behaviors to real-life situations, and they were willing to use social stories to teach their children other social communication behaviors in the future.
    Based on the results of this study, there are four recommendations for future research: First, social stories can be taught in a variety of settings and used for other target behaviors. Second, teachers or parents of children with autism can be involved during the generalization phase to ensure the sustainability of the learned social communication behaviors. Finally, more participants and different research methods should be incorporated into the study design to enhance the external validity. In addition, for practitioners using social stories in the field, it is important for them to develop an outline before writing the social stories, and encourage children’s appropriate behaviors, and maintain close contact with parents throughout the teaching process.

    第一章 緒論 1 第一節 研究背景與動機 1 第二節 研究目的與問題4 第三節 名詞釋義 4 第二章 文獻探討 7 第一節 社交溝通能力 7 第二節 社會故事教學 16 第三節 社會故事教學與自閉症幼兒之相關研究 24 第三章 研究方法 41 第一節 研究對象 41 第二節 研究設計 42 第三節 研究工具 48 第四節 研究流程 53 第五節 資料處理與分析 58 第六節 信度與效度 62 第七節 研究倫理 65 第四章 研究結果 66 第一節 研究結果分析 66 第二節 社會效度結果 77 第五章 討論與建議 78 第一節 研究討論 78 第二節 研究限制與未來建議 80 第六章 結論 83 參考文獻 84 附件一 研究知情同意書 101 附件二 社會故事 103 附件三 口語理解測驗記錄表 105 附件四 訪談大綱 106 附件五 社會故事檢核表(專家版)107 附件六 社會故事檢核表(重要他人版)109 附件七 目標行為觀察記錄表 110 附件八 程序檢核表 111 附件九 社會效度問卷 113

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