DTT

Question 1

discrete trial

Answer 1

learning trial of Sd, prompt (if needed), response (behavior), consequence/reinforcement

Question 2

What is DTT?

Answer 2

structured technique that breaks down behavior into discrete steps called a single teaching unit or learning trial. a way of teaching skills one by one

Question 3

Discriminative Stimulus

Answer 3

antecedent stimulus (comes before the behavior) that tells your kid what response will gain reinforcement

Question 4

Prompt

Answer 4

Supplementary Antecedent stimuli that are used to evoke a desired response. Provided before or during a response

Question 5

Discrimination Training

Answer 5

Reinforcing a behavior or response in the presence of one stimuli and not the other

Question 6

Stimulus Control Transfer

Answer 6

technique in which prompts are discontinued once the target behavior is displayed in the presence of the discriminative stimulus. Prompt Fading

Question 7

Most-to-least Prompting

Answer 7

Begins with a prompt known to reliably evoke the behavior and gradually proceeds to less instrusive prompts

Question 7

Errorless Learning

Answer 7

Designed to prevent learner errors using most-to-least prompting and fading methods

Question 8

Least-to-most prompting

Answer 8

prompting begins with minimal cues that systematically and gradually increase in intrusiveness until resulting in the correct response