Describe how modeling, instructions, rehearsal and feedback are a part of a three-term-contingency
What will be an ideal response?
The modeling and instructions are antecedent strategies used to evoke the correct behavior; rehearsal involves the execution of the behavior or described in the instructions; feedback is the consequence of rehearsal (when the behavior is rehearsed correctly, feedback involves a reinforcing consequence for the correct behavior that strengthens the behavior; when the behavior is partly incorrect, corrective feedback is provided in the form of instructions to improve performance).
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