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. 2021 Apr 19;14(4):974–983. doi: 10.1007/s40617-021-00572-w

Table 5.

Parental Perceptions of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Services (N = 14)

Parent response Agree N (%)
I would recommend these services to other parents who have a child with autism. 14 (100%)
ABA services improve my own quality of life. 13 (93%)
I am involved in the decisions made about my child’s treatment plan. 13 (93%)
ABA services improve my child’s quality of life. 12 (86%)
I agree with all of the goals and objectives the therapist is working on with my child. 12 (86%)
My family is in agreement with the services provided to my child. 12 (86%)
I am satisfied with the services my child receives. 11 (79%)
I understand what the therapists are doing when they work with my child. 11 (79%)
The therapist asks for my input when they are creating new goals and objectives to teach my child. 11 (79%)
My partner and I are in agreement about the services provided to our child. 11 (79%)
The therapist who works with my child is able to meet their needs. 10 (71%)
The therapist explains why they are working on certain goals and objectives with my child. 10 (71%)
The amount of time my child receives these services is appropriate. 8 (57%)