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This document outlines how to conduct a self-modeling intervention to assist children with selective mutism, detailing the rationale, materials needed, implementation steps, and troubleshooting protocols.

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How to fill out Self Modeling: How to Conduct an Intervention for Selective Mutism Using Self‐Modeling

1. Identify the target behaviors for the child with selective mutism.
2. Gather video footage of the child engaging in those target behaviors in a comfortable setting.
3. Edit the video to highlight the moments when the child speaks and interacts positively.
4. Create a self-modeling video that showcases the child successfully speaking in various situations.
5. Review the self-modeling video with the child to enhance their self-efficacy.
6. Encourage regular viewing of the self-modeling video to reinforce the child's ability to communicate.
7. Gradually increase the complexity of the speaking situations included in the videos.
8. Monitor the child's progress and adjust the intervention as needed to foster improvements.

Who needs Self Modeling: How to Conduct an Intervention for Selective Mutism Using Self‐Modeling?

1. Children diagnosed with selective mutism who struggle with speaking in certain social situations.
2. Parents looking for effective strategies to encourage communication in their children.
3. Educators and therapists seeking evidence-based methods to support children with selective mutism.

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What is Self Modeling: How to Conduct an Intervention for Selective Mutism Using Self‐Modeling?

Self Modeling is an intervention strategy that involves creating video recordings of a child engaged in positive and successful social interactions. This method is used to help children with selective mutism by allowing them to observe themselves speaking and interacting in situations where they typically feel anxious.

Who is required to file Self Modeling: How to Conduct an Intervention for Selective Mutism Using Self‐Modeling?

Individuals working with children who have selective mutism, including educators, therapists, and parents, are typically required to implement and document the process of Self Modeling as part of the intervention strategy.

How to fill out Self Modeling: How to Conduct an Intervention for Selective Mutism Using Self‐Modeling?

To fill out the Self Modeling intervention plan, one needs to document the specific situations being targeted, the techniques used to record the child, and the outcomes observed. This typically includes setting goals for the child's communication, the content of the video recordings, and follow-up measures to assess progress.

What is the purpose of Self Modeling: How to Conduct an Intervention for Selective Mutism Using Self‐Modeling?

The purpose of Self Modeling is to reduce anxiety in children with selective mutism by helping them visualize their own successes and build confidence in their speaking abilities. It is a means of promoting positive self-perception and encouraging verbal communication.

What information must be reported on Self Modeling: How to Conduct an Intervention for Selective Mutism Using Self‐Modeling?

Reported information should include the child's baseline level of communication, details of the Self Modeling sessions (such as the specific behaviors filmed), the child's response to the intervention, and any noted improvements in their ability to communicate in their targeted situations.