Kiwon Choi
ABSTRACT
Caregivers of autistic children suffer mostly from their children's repeated challenging behaviors occurring every day. Thus, it is important for caregivers to track the behaviors to understand the context of challenging behaviors and eventually alleviate them. GeniAuti is a tracking application for caregivers of autistic children, which provides 1) recording of their children's behaviors in a timely fashion, 2) visualization of data input by the user, 3) references of other autistic children's behaviors.
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- GeniAuti: Tracking Challenging Behaviors of Children with Autism for Data-Driven Interventions
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