Figure 3
A line graph displays the mean evaluations of the effectiveness of four different skills taught to educators over three time points: before practicing, after practicing for a week, and at week 8 of the training. The x-axis represents the three time points: Will they work, Did they work, and Week 8: Did they work. The y-axis represents the mean evaluation scores ranging from 3 to 4.8. Four lines represent different skills: PRIDE, Command and consequences, Skills to manage behavior, and Calming skills. PRIDE starts at approximately 4.2, dips to around 3.8, and rises back to about 4.4. Command and consequences start at around 3.5, slightly increases to about 3.7, and then rises to approximately 4.2. Skills to manage behavior begin at around 4.3, dips to about 4.1, and then rises back to around 4.4. Calming skills start at approximately 4.4, dips to around 4.2, and then rises back to about 4.6. All values are approximated.Mean evaluations of the effectiveness of skills taught: before practicing (“will they work?”), after practicing for a week (“Did they work?”) and at week 8 of the training