This research was conducted to examine the job training program based on employer
imitation and job analysis on the cooking assistance task skills of unemployed individuals
with intellectual disabilities. For research subjects, the study chose 3 individuals with
intellectual disabilities who live with their parents in a regular home and have been
employed for 1~2 years after graduating from the high school course of special schools.
The experiment environment was the kitchen and hall of a restaurant business selling
TTEOKBOKKI, and the research design was multiple probe design across subjects, one of
the single subject research techniques. The independent variable, job training program
based on employer imitation and job analysis, included the research subjectsʼ phased
imitation and associative imitation for target behavior focusing on task analysis through
their employer by focusing in their business site, as well as stating the employer imitation
results in key words according to the phases of task analysis. Also, the employer
immediately provided feedback to the study subjects through verbal prompting and
physical prompting after the performance evaluation of research subjects on the task
analysis phases of target behavior. Dependent variables, cooking assistance task skills,
included helping to prepare TTEOK for TTEOKBOKKI, chopping vegetables, and assisting
with making meat broth, and this performance was composed in a total of 10 stages
through task analysis. The research results showed that the study subjects effectively
acquired and maintained target behavior through the intervention program.