فعالية برنامج للتخفيف من حدة الميسوفونيا لدى الأطفال الذاتويين : دراسة تجريبية مقارنة

الملخص EN

Introduction: The Decrease Sound Tolerance (DST) is a term established by Pawel and Margaret Jastreboff, who are neurological physicians.

The word Threshold is added to the expression by Farag Taha and others to explain the term more accurately.

Objective: The present study aims to measure the effectiveness of a differential integrative experimental program.

Problem: The present study problem is crystallized in the following questions: Does the degree of diminishing threshold tolerance of the sound stimulating Misophonia differ on the scale MASD?, Did the level of improvement continue through the program of study, regarding the follow up measurement post- suspension of the experiment one month later? Study Limits: The Human Limits: (Study Sample) The human limits in this study are based on two identical samples of autistic children suffering from Misophonia from the age of (4- 9) years old, and the time limits applying the comparative experimental approach for two months.

Results: It shows the significance of the differences between the average scores of the first experimental group and the grades of the second experimental group after applying the program on Misophonia scale, which indicates that the treatment of Misophonia lies in the control of muscle spasms, as confirmed by Rebinson (2018), the significance of the differences between the average scores of the members of the first experimental group pre/ post the application of the program, on the scale of Misophonia.

The result show that the children of the first experiment show relapse regarding their skills which is asserted by Dozier, 2015.