Manding 1
Manding 2
Manding 3
100

A learner says, signs or points to something they want.

A mand!

100

How do you assess a client's motivation?

Preference assessments

100

Why is it important to teach manding?

The patient learns their voice matters

200

What evokes you to do something or stops you from doing something

Motivating Operation (MO)

200

For a mand target that is not listed and the student requests the item unprompted.

Narrative preference assessment F0 

200

Why is it important to model on the patients devices or verbally?

Errorless learning

300

A student asks for something that they haven't had in a really long time.

Deprivation

300

When implementing mand training, what should you aim to be consistent in?

requiring mands for all targeted exemplars

requiring the correct response for the mand

Provide consistent amount of reinforcement

300

Why is it important to teach "help"?

To reduce the patients frustration 

400

A learner stops asking for the item because they've had too much of it.

Satiation

400

What will happen if the client is not required to mand for targeted items consistently because they have free access?

Decrease motivation to mand for those items at other times

400

Why is it important to teach "Break" or "all done" when the patient is successfully completing a demand? 

The patient will learn how to end tasks appropriately 

500

When the student is not motivated for any of the items you have out on the table during manding session.

Try something new

500

What strategy can you use to start fading your prompts for manding?

Control access and implement a time-delay (wait a few seconds before providing the prompt)

Move to the next prompt on the hierarchy 

Review past data to determine where the client was successful during the previous session 

500

What is the "one up" rule?

teaching more complex manding than one word requests

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