When might a practitioner want to use a spaced-responding DRL contingency? In your answer, give a specific example (other than what is in your text) of a case where this would be appropriate
What will be an ideal response?
A spaced-responding DRL contingency is most useful when the practitioner wants a behavior to occur with a specific IRT. That is, a spaced-responding DRL involves delivering a reinforcer following an occurrence of a behavior that is separated by at least a minimum amount of time from a previous behavior. This would be useful anytime a certain "pace" of behavior is important. One example might be using the bathroom. This behavior is expected to occur at certain intervals during the day.
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What will be an ideal response?
Each of the following is an indicator of effective communication EXCEPT:
a. Be friendly b. Be honest c. Focus on challenges and concerns d. Provide coordinated information
Research on children who use invented spelling shows that they
a. do not learn to spell in later years. b. are discouraged from writing. c. become very confused. d. spell as well or better in later years as children who did not use invented spelling. e. do not like invented spelling.
Describe the five-stage resilience model including experiences and tasks for parents as they move from learning of their child's disability to acceptance
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