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Social skills training (SST) for autism spectrum disorder (ASD) has traditionally focused on face-to-face (F2F-SST) interventions. Recently, Behavioral Intervention Technologies (BITs-SST) have been utilized to target social skills deficits using computer-based programs, avatars, and therapeutic robots. The present meta-analysis reviews recent evidence and compares the efficacy of 14 F2F-SST and four identified BITs-SST intervention trials for youth with ASD. These preliminary analyses did not indicate significant differences between F2F-SST and BITs-SST, with effect sizes consistently in the medium to high range ( g  = 0.81 and g  = 0.93, respectively). These findings provide initial support for the continued investigation of BITs for providing SST to youth with ASD.

Social Skills Training for Autism Spectrum Disorder: a Meta-analysis of In-person and Technological Interventions