Single and Combined Effects of Positive Behavior Support, Medication and Academic Accommodation for Children with ADHD
积极行为支持、药物治疗和学业适应对多动症儿童的单一和综合影响
基本信息
- 批准号:10477368
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 61.35万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2021-09-01 至 2026-08-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
Children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) experience profound, sustained, and
severe impairments in academic functioning and long-term progress, making the identification and evaluation
of effective approaches critical. Therefore, it is surprising that such little empirical work has explored effective
intervention approaches related to learning.
This proposal will investigate the efficacy of common academic accommodations (extra time, frequent
breaks, low-distraction environment, and adaptive furniture) provided for children with attention-
deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) as well as classroom behavior management positive supports and
medication. There has not yet been a rigorous trial that investigates these interventions alone and in
combination with one another for children with ADHD in standard educational settings. Thus, in this proposed
study, the efficacy of commonly employed academic accommodations, behavioral support interventions, and
medication will be rigorously evaluated in a within-subject design in a classroom setting conducted under well-
controlled conditions in a summer treatment program setting.
Specific aims for the project include an evaluation of the single and combined effects of behavioral
supports, medication, and academic accommodations. Further, the moderating effect of child characteristics
using standard diagnostic procedures as well as baseline neurocognitive functioning will be explored.
Participants will be 288 children (grades K-5; 72 per year for four years; 36 per site), diagnosed with
ADHD. At baseline, information on comorbidities (specific learning disability, disruptive behavior disorder) and
neurocognitive impairments (processing speed, working memory, reaction time variability, inhibitory control and
attention) will be measured and evaluated as moderators. Then, in a within-subject design, all children will
receive each level of the behavior modification accommodations (i.e., no positive behavioral supports, positive
behavioral supports), each level of medication (i.e., placebo, .3 mg/kg methylphenidate) and each level of the
academic accommodations (i.e., extended time, adaptive furniture, frequent breaks, preferential/low distraction
seating vs. a standard classroom environment).
Measures of key outcome will include objective measures of behavioral and academic functioning.
These include observations of behavior in the classroom (i.e., on-task behavior) and academic productivity
(i.e., work completion) in independent seatwork and group instruction settings.
注意力缺陷/多动症(ADHD)的儿童经历了深刻,持续和
学术功能和长期进步的严重损害,进行识别和评估
有效的方法至关重要。因此,令人惊讶的是,如此小的经验工作已经有效
干预方法与学习有关。
该建议将调查普通学术住宿的功效(额外的时间,频繁
为儿童提供关注的儿童,休息时间,低分配环境和自适应家具)
赤字/多动症(ADHD)以及课堂行为管理积极支持和
药物。尚未进行严格的审判,可以单独调查这些干预措施
在标准教育环境中,有多动症儿童彼此结合。因此,在这个建议的
研究,常见的学术住宿,行为支持干预措施的功效以及
将在井下进行的课堂环境中对药物进行严格评估
夏季治疗计划设置中的控制条件。
该项目的具体目标包括评估行为的单一和联合效应
支持,药物和学术住宿。此外,儿童特征的调节作用
将探索使用标准诊断程序以及基线神经认知功能。
参与者将是288名儿童(K-5年级;每年72年;每个站点36个),被诊断出患有
多动症。基线,有关合并症的信息(特定的学习障碍,破坏性行为障碍)和
神经认知障碍(处理速度,工作记忆,反应时间变异性,抑制性控制和
注意)将作为主持人进行测量和评估。然后,在受试者内设计中,所有孩子都将
接收每个级别的行为修改住宿(即没有积极的行为支持,积极支持
行为支持),每种药物级别(即安慰剂,.3 mg/kg哌醋甲酯)和每个级别
学术住宿(即延长时间,自适应家具,频繁休息,优惠/低分散注意力
座位与标准课堂环境)。
关键结果的度量将包括行为和学术功能的客观度量。
这些包括对课堂行为的观察(即,任务行为)和学术生产力
(即完成工作)在独立的座位和小组指导设置中。
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