PRIMENA FUNKCIONALNOG KOMUNIKACIONOG TRENINGA ZA REDUKCIJU PROBLEMATIČNIH PONAŠANJA U FUNKCIJI IZBEGAVANJA ZADATKA

Originalni naučni rad

  • Anja Gajić Fakultet za specijalnu edukaciju i rehabilitaciju, Univerzitet u Beogradu, Srbija
  • Bojana Arsić Fakultet za specijalnu edukaciju i rehabilitaciju, Univerzitet u Beogradu, Srbija
  • Sara Vidojković Fakultet za specijalnu edukaciju i rehabilitaciju, Univerzitet u Beogradu, Srbija
Ključne reči: Funkcionalni komunikacioni trening, izbegavanje zadatka, autizam, funkcije ponašanja

Apstrakt

Od velike je važnosti da se pre tretiranja problematičnog ponašanja, utvrdi njegova funkcija. Intervencije za redukciju problematičnih ponašanja koja deca ispoljavaju zbog želje da izbegnu zadatak se mogu podeliti na one koje menjaju prethodnika ponašanja, samog ponašanja i posledice koju ponašanje izaziva. Intervencija fokusirana na izmenu samog problematičnog ponašanja podrazumeva podučavanje deteta da na socijalno prihvatljiv način dobije priliku da izbegne zadatak i naziva se funkcionalni komunikacioni trening (FKT). Cilj ove studije slučaja je bio ispitati efikasnost FKT procedure u cilju redukcije problematičnog ponašanja kod sedmogodišnjeg ispitanika sa poremećajem iz spektra autizma (PSA). Primena FKT je dovela do potpune redukcije problematičnog ponašanja (100%) kod ispitanika za 39 tretmana. Značaj ove studije se ogleda u tome što prisustvo problematičnih ponašanja u funkciji izbegavanja zadatka onemogućava decu sa PSA pri usvajanju novih veština i znanja, a redukcijom i potpunom eliminacijom problematičnog ponašanja u navedenoj situaciji ispitanik može da usvoji nova znanja i veštine od značaja. Iako je identifikovano koje su naučno zasnovane intervencije u radu sa decom sa PSA pokazalo se da ih defektolozi ne primenjuju u dovoljnoj meri, što implicira potrebu za obučavanjem defektologa u primeni navedenih procedura.

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