What is fading?
What will be an ideal response?
Fading is the gradual removal of a response prompt across learning trials until the prompt is no longer provided.
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A. recalled less than B. recalled about the same amount as C. recalled more than D. produced longer narratives, but made more errors than
The variance of an individual sample is more likely than not to be
a. larger than the corresponding population variance. b. smaller than the corresponding population variance. c. the same as the population variance. d. less than the population mean.
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a. teaching a range of functionally equivalent responses b. incorporating common stimuli c. reinforcing occurrences of generalization d. incorporating a variety of relevant stimulus situations in training
In fourth grade, Tate joins the school band and learns to play the trumpet. After a year of practice, the cortical regions in Tate's brain responsible for motor coordination of the hands have increased dramatically. This phenomenon demonstrates that the brain has ____.?
a. ?neural plasticity b. ?lateral dominance c. ?myelination d. ?a refractory period