Operants
The operant that labels items
What is a tact?
The operant that involves a motivating operation for the student to request.
What is a mand?
What is pairing?
The first step of errorless teaching.
What is a prompt?
The first step in error correction procedures
What is end current trial?
The operant that includes following directions and identifying pictures.
What is Listener Responding?
The operant that involves a point to point correspondence with a non-verbal stimulus.
What is motor imitation?
Where all the cards are stored that are known/mastered and the current targets
What is a card sort?
3 seconds.
What is the amount of time given for a student to respond?
An example of a distract check is
What is a known/mastered item?
The operant that involves answering questions.
What is intraverbal?
The operant that is a non-verbal behavior in the presence of one stimulus and a second stimuli with shared properties is present.
What is match-to-sample?
The kind of reinforcement that should be given during instruction.
What is a Variable Ratio of Reinforcement?
What is a distractor?
Put into a missed maintenance program
The operant that involves giving a vocal stimulus for the student to repeat
What is an echoic?
The verbal operants
What is a mand, tact, intraverbal and echoic?
Where you track the mastered and future targets for each program
What is a Skill Tracking sheet?
The last step of errorless teaching
What is a Check?
When you prompt the student to the correct response
What is a transfer?
What is listener responding by feature, function or class?
The non-verbal operants
What is a Cold Probe Data Sheet?
Echoic
What is the prompt used to teach a tact?
An incorrect response, no response or self-correction.
When do you use error correction procedures?