Skill Repertoire Building Procedures - Prompting: What is a prompt? - Chaining Procedures
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What are 3 types of chaining procedures in skill repertoire building within ABA to teach complex skill sequences?
2) Backward chaining
3) Total task presentation
Why are chaining procedures important?
What is a behavior chain?
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What must be done before a behavior chain can be implemented?
What steps are involved in conducting a task analysis?
2) Identify the SDs associated with each step of the behavior chain
3) Identify the initiating SD for the behavior chain
4) Identify the natural reinforcement that maintains the behavior in the environment
What is total task presentation?
What are some considerations for chaining?
- individual learner differences
- specific skill being taught
- additionally each learner should have an individually developed task analysis
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