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Understanding and Implementing a Social Story for Spitting Behavior
"A social story is an individualized, short narrative designed to help individuals—particularly children with autism spectrum disorder or developmental delays—understand social cues, expectations, and appropriate behavioral alternatives. When applied to spitting, a social story breaks down why the behavior happens, the impact it has on others, and acceptable replacement behaviors using clear, descriptive, and non-judgmental language. What Is a Social Story and How Does It Address Spitting? Developed originally by Carol Gray in the early 1990s, social stories are structured tools used to clarify social situations, rules, and concepts for indivi..."
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