Fading refers to:
a. the development of a new behavior by the successive reinforcement of closer approximations
b. the extinguishing of incorrect responses
c. pairing a stimulus not originally reinforcing with an object that is positively reinforcing
d. the gradual change of the stimulus controlling a response such that the response eventually occurs to a partially or completely changed stimulus
D
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a. involved such as offering input on learning methods, materials to be used, and ways to assess progress. b. passive, so teachers can dictate learning methods that most effectively show relationships and interconnectedness of curricular areas. c. involved but only in decisions such as work to be included (or not included) in her or his portfolio. d. involved with personal concerns and social interests, but leaving decisions about learning methods and materials as well as means of assessment o the teacher.
In an experimental study, the loss of participants in the experimental condition can be referred to as
a. a placebo effect. b. attenuation. c. mortality. d. a novelty effect.
What are IFSPs and IEPs? How can these things increase professional and family collaboration?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following purposes is most appropriate for a construction worker project?
a. Practice the ability to translate an idea into a concrete object. b. Challenge preconceived ideas. c. Increase writing and communication skills. d. Work cooperatively.