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type of skills (e.g., domestic, leisure, and community)
needs to be investigated. Future research
also should attempt to replicate <strong>the</strong>se
results across natural support instructors (e.g.,
job coach, coworker, and parent), student
characteristics, and <strong>the</strong> inclusion of self-evaluation
steps.
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