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. 2004 Spring;37(1):111–114. doi: 10.1901/jaba.2004.37-111

An experimental analysis of reading interventions: generalization across instructional strategies, time, and passages.

Christine M Bonfiglio 1, Edward J Daly 3rd 1, Brian K Martens 1, Lan-Hsiang Rachel Lin 1, Stacy Corsaut 1
PMCID: PMC1284487  PMID: 15154225

Abstract

This study examined the generalized effects of three treatment conditions (performance based, skill based, and a combination of the two) on oral reading fluency by an elementary school student. Results indicated equal effectiveness of all treatments, maintenance, and possible evidence of generalization across passages.

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