Pec Phases Flashcards

1
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What is the correct phase for phase 1?

A. Distance and Persistence

B. How to Communicate

C. Simple Discrimination/ Conditional Discrimination

E. Sentence Structure

F. Descriptive Vocabulary

G. Answering, “What do you want?”

H. Commenting

A

B. How to Communicate

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How many pec phases are there?

A. 4
B. 6
C. 3

A

B.

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What is the correct phase for phase 2?

A. Distance and Persistence

B. How to Communicate

C. Simple Discrimination/ Conditional Discrimination

E. Sentence Structure

F. Descriptive Vocabulary

G. Answering, “What do you want?”

H. Commenting

A

A.

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What is the correct phase for phase 3A?

A. Distance and Persistence

B. How to Communicate

C. Simple Discrimination/ Conditional Discrimination

E. Sentence Structure

F. Descriptive Vocabulary

G. Answering, “What do you want?”

H. Commenting

A

C. Simple Discrimination

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What is the correct phase for phase 3B?

A. Distance and Persistence

B. How to Communicate

C. Simple Discrimination/ Conditional Discrimination

E. Sentence Structure

F. Descriptive Vocabulary

G. Answering, “What do you want?”

H. Commenting

A

C. Conditional Discrimination

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What is the correct phase for phase 4?

A. Distance and Persistence

B. How to Communicate

C. Simple Discrimination/ Conditional Discrimination

E. Sentence Structure

F. Descriptive Vocabulary

G. Answering, “What do you want?”

H. Commenting

A

E.

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What is the correct phase for attributes?

A. Distance and Persistence

B. How to Communicate

C. Simple Discrimination/ Conditional Discrimination

E. Sentence Structure

F. Descriptive Vocabulary

G. Answering, “What do you want?”

H. Commenting

A

F.

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What is the correct phase for phase 5 ?

A. Distance and Persistence

B. How to Communicate

C. Simple Discrimination/ Conditional Discrimination

E. Sentence Structure

F. Descriptive Vocabulary

G. Answering, “What do you want?”

H. Commenting

A

G.

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What is the correct phase for phase 6?

A. Distance and Persistence

B. How to Communicate

C. Simple Discrimination/ Conditional Discrimination

E. Sentence Structure

F. Descriptive Vocabulary

G. Answering, “What do you want?”

H. Commenting

A

H.

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In phase 1, what should happen?

a. highly preferred vs. non preferred, 1-2 second rule, and 4 step error correction procedure.

b. spontaneous requesting, 2 person prompt procedure, pick up, reach, and release

c. construct and exchange sentence strip, backstop error correction, constant time delay to encourage speech.

d. maintain spontaneous requesting, and progressive time delay.

E. Travel to communication partner, carry pecs book, and prescience across obstacles.

F. Correspondence checks, 4 step error correction, and finds pictures in books.

G. Requests specific items, size, color, shape. Also action words.

H. Responsive commenting, commenting vs requesting, and spontaneous commenting.

A

B.

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In phase 2, what should happen?

a. highly preferred vs. non preferred, 1-2 second rule, and 4 step error correction procedure.

b. spontaneous requesting, 2 person prompt procedure, pick up, reach, and release

c. construct and exchange sentence strip, backstop error correction, constant time delay to encourage speech.

d. maintain spontaneous requesting, and progressive time delay.

E. Travel to communication partner, carry pecs book, and prescience across obstacles.

F. Correspondence checks, 4 step error correction, and finds pictures in books.

G. Requests specific items, size, color, shape. Also action words.

H. Responsive commenting, commenting vs requesting, and spontaneous commenting.

A

E.

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In phase 3A, what should happen?

a. highly preferred vs. non preferred, 1-2 second rule, and 4 step error correction procedure.

b. spontaneous requesting, 2 person prompt procedure, pick up, reach, and release

c. construct and exchange sentence strip, backstop error correction, constant time delay to encourage speech.

d. maintain spontaneous requesting, and progressive time delay.

E. Travel to communication partner, carry pecs book, and prescience across obstacles.

F. Correspondence checks, 4 step error correction, and finds pictures in books.

G. Requests specific items, size, color, shape. Also action words.

H. Responsive commenting, commenting vs requesting, and spontaneous commenting.

A

A.

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In phase 3B, what should happen?

a. highly preferred vs. non preferred, 1-2 second rule, and 4 step error correction procedure.

b. spontaneous requesting, 2 person prompt procedure, pick up, reach, and release

c. construct and exchange sentence strip, backstop error correction, constant time delay to encourage speech.

d. maintain spontaneous requesting, and progressive time delay.

E. Travel to communication partner, carry pecs book, and prescience across obstacles.

F. Correspondence checks, 4 step error correction, and finds pictures in books.

G. Requests specific items, size, color, shape. Also action words.

H. Responsive commenting, commenting vs requesting, and spontaneous commenting.

A

F.

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In phase 4, what should happen?

a. highly preferred vs. non preferred, 1-2 second rule, and 4 step error correction procedure.

b. spontaneous requesting, 2 person prompt procedure, pick up, reach, and release

c. construct and exchange sentence strip, backstop error correction, constant time delay to encourage speech.

d. maintain spontaneous requesting, and progressive time delay.

E. Travel to communication partner, carry pecs book, and prescience across obstacles.

F. Correspondence checks, 4 step error correction, and finds pictures in books.

G. Requests specific items, size, color, shape. Also action words.

H. Responsive commenting, commenting vs requesting, and spontaneous commenting.

A

C.

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In attributes, what should happen?

a. highly preferred vs. non preferred, 1-2 second rule, and 4 step error correction procedure.

b. spontaneous requesting, 2 person prompt procedure, pick up, reach, and release

c. construct and exchange sentence strip, backstop error correction, constant time delay to encourage speech.

d. maintain spontaneous requesting, and progressive time delay.

E. Travel to communication partner, carry pecs book, and prescience across obstacles.

F. Correspondence checks, 4 step error correction, and finds pictures in books.

G. Requests specific items, size, color, shape. Also action words.

H. Responsive commenting, commenting vs requesting, and spontaneous commenting.

A

G.

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In phase 5, what should happen?

a. highly preferred vs. non preferred, 1-2 second rule, and 4 step error correction procedure.

b. spontaneous requesting, 2 person prompt procedure, pick up, reach, and release

c. construct and exchange sentence strip, backstop error correction, constant time delay to encourage speech.

d. maintain spontaneous requesting, and progressive time delay.

E. Travel to communication partner, carry pecs book, and prescience across obstacles.

F. Correspondence checks, 4 step error correction, and finds pictures in books.

G. Requests specific items, size, color, shape. Also action words.

H. Responsive commenting, commenting vs requesting, and spontaneous commenting.

A

D.

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In phase 6, what should happen?

a. highly preferred vs. non preferred, 1-2 second rule, and 4 step error correction procedure.

b. spontaneous requesting, 2 person prompt procedure, pick up, reach, and release

c. construct and exchange sentence strip, backstop error correction, constant time delay to encourage speech.

d. maintain spontaneous requesting, and progressive time delay.

E. Travel to communication partner, carry pecs book, and prescience across obstacles.

F. Correspondence checks, 4 step error correction, and finds pictures in books.

G. Requests specific items, size, color, shape. Also action words.

H. Responsive commenting, commenting vs requesting, and spontaneous commenting.

A

H.

18
Q

What is the first step of the AAC prompting Level?

A. Physical Assistance
B. Expectant Pause
C. Indirect Nonverbal Prompt
D. Direct Model
E. Partial Verbal Prompt
F. Indirect Verbal Prompt
G. Request a Response
H. Gestural Cue

A

B.

19
Q

What is the second step of the AAC prompting Level? Note; least to most

A. Physical Assistance
B. Expectant Pause
C. Indirect Nonverbal Prompt
D. Direct Model
E. Partial Verbal Prompt
F. Indirect Verbal Prompt
G. Request a Response
H. Gestural Cue

A

C

20
Q

What is the third step of the AAC prompting Level?

A. Physical Assistance
B. Expectant Pause
C. Indirect Nonverbal Prompt
D. Direct Model
E. Partial Verbal Prompt
F. Indirect Verbal Prompt
G. Request a Response
H. Gestural Cue

A

F.

21
Q

What is the fourth step of the AAC prompting Level?

A. Physical Assistance
B. Expectant Pause
C. Indirect Nonverbal Prompt
D. Direct Model
E. Partial Verbal Prompt
F. Indirect Verbal Prompt
G. Request a Response
H. Gestural Cue

A

G.

22
Q

What is the fifth step of the AAC prompting Level?

A. Physical Assistance
B. Expectant Pause
C. Indirect Nonverbal Prompt
D. Direct Model
E. Partial Verbal Prompt
F. Indirect Verbal Prompt
G. Request a Response
H. Gestural Cue

A

H.

23
Q

What is the sixth step of the AAC prompting Level?

A. Physical Assistance
B. Expectant Pause
C. Indirect Nonverbal Prompt
D. Direct Model
E. Partial Verbal Prompt
F. Indirect Verbal Prompt
G. Request a Response
H. Gestural Cue

A

E

24
Q

What is the seventh step of the AAC prompting Level?

A. Physical Assistance
B. Expectant Pause
C. Indirect Nonverbal Prompt
D. Direct Model
E. Partial Verbal Prompt
F. Indirect Verbal Prompt
G. Request a Response
H. Gestural Cue

A

D.

25
Q

What is the 8th step of the AAC prompting Level?

A. Physical Assistance
B. Expectant Pause
C. Indirect Nonverbal Prompt
D. Direct Model
E. Partial Verbal Prompt
F. Indirect Verbal Prompt
G. Request a Response
H. Gestural Cue

A

A.

26
Q

What prompting does “Give the child time to respond” belong too?

A. Physical Assistance
B. Expectant Pause
C. Indirect Nonverbal Prompt
D. Direct Model
E. Partial Verbal Prompt
F. Indirect Verbal Prompt
G. Request a Response
H. Gestural Cue

A

B

27
Q

What prompting does “use your body language to indicate to the child that something is expected ex: shrug” belong too?

A. Physical Assistance
B. Expectant Pause
C. Indirect Nonverbal Prompt
D. Direct Model
E. Partial Verbal Prompt
F. Indirect Verbal Prompt
G. Request a Response
H. Gestural Cue

A

C

28
Q

What prompting does “use an open ended question that tells the child that something is expected ex: now what” belong too?

A. Physical Assistance
B. Expectant Pause
C. Indirect Nonverbal Prompt
D. Direct Model
E. Partial Verbal Prompt
F. Indirect Verbal Prompt
G. Request a Response
H. Gestural Cue

A

F.

29
Q

What prompting does “if no response, direct child more specifically, “tell me what you want” belong too?

A. Physical Assistance
B. Expectant Pause
C. Indirect Nonverbal Prompt
D. Direct Model
E. Partial Verbal Prompt
F. Indirect Verbal Prompt
G. Request a Response
H. Gestural Cue

A

G.

30
Q

What prompting does “pointing to symbol or tapping finger there for several seconds to get child started with message” belong too?

A. Physical Assistance
B. Expectant Pause
C. Indirect Nonverbal Prompt
D. Direct Model
E. Partial Verbal Prompt
F. Indirect Verbal Prompt
G. Request a Response
H. Gestural Cue

A

H.

31
Q

What prompting does “ if still no response, give them part of the expected response,, you went to the” belong too?

A. Physical Assistance
B. Expectant Pause
C. Indirect Nonverbal Prompt
D. Direct Model
E. Partial Verbal Prompt
F. Indirect Verbal Prompt
G. Request a Response
H. Gestural Cue

A

E.

32
Q

What prompting does “ if still no response model on the students device, “the bear is sad” pause and wait for the child to imitate or respond belong too?

A. Physical Assistance
B. Expectant Pause
C. Indirect Nonverbal Prompt
D. Direct Model
E. Partial Verbal Prompt
F. Indirect Verbal Prompt
G. Request a Response
H. Gestural Cue

A

D.

33
Q

What prompting does “provide HOH assistance to help the child to form the message using their device belong too?

A. Physical Assistance
B. Expectant Pause
C. Indirect Nonverbal Prompt
D. Direct Model
E. Partial Verbal Prompt
F. Indirect Verbal Prompt
G. Request a Response
H. Gestural Cue

A

A.