Stimulus Control & Prompt Fading

T/F: All of the following procedures are prompt fading procedures for stimulus prompts; SF, SI, Time delays, ss

False

Starting with a full physical prompt would indicate which prompt fading procedure?

most to least

When using a stimulus fading procedure which stimulus characteristic might be exaggerated or highlighted

All of the above

Which statement is true about most to least prompting?

All of the above

Varying the type of physical prompt based on the client's current level of independence is called _____

Graduated Guidance

Using a verbal prompt followed by a visual prompt followed by a physical prompt is a possible hierarchy for fading?

Least to most prompting

A learner says "hi" when she passes people in the hallway at school. She also sometimes says "hi" throughout the day when no one is around. Is the response of saying "Hi" under appropriate.

No

Using physical assistance to help a student complete a response is considered what type of prompt?

Response Prompt

Stimulus fading is a prompt fading procedure used for fading which type of prompt?

Stimulus

With which prompting procedure are the prompting stimulus & the natural is on top

Super imposition

The natural stimulus refer to:

The stimulus that should evoke the response in a natural setting

An RBT is teaching a learner to say the word "Ball" When shown a picture of a ball. For 1st few trials the RBT holds up the picture and prompts the learner by saying "ball" & the learner responds "ball". Every few, RBT increases the time between holding up the picture of the picture of the ball & saying the word "ball" This prompt fade is...

Time delay prompting procedure.

T/F: The goal of prompts is to initially cue the correct response and then fade them out.

True

T/F: With a stimulus shape procedure the initial stimulus prompts the correct response systematically morpheme

True

Which of the following is an example of a stimulus prompt?

When teaching a group of students to line up at the classroom door, placing tape on the ground to prompt students where to stand.