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Task Analysis taking a difficult, complex task and breaking it up into smaller steps that are easier to teach. Parametric analysis involves altering the value of the independent variable to determine how much of the independent variable is necessary to control the behavior. 00:00 01:49 Component Analysis involves systematically removing components of an intervention package to see which components are actually controlling the behavior. Redundancy cue You have five picture cards with different animal pictures on them. You printed the pictures off so that the picture of the cow is brighter than all the other pictured animals. You then present these five picture cards to a client and you tell him to point to the picture of the cow. He successfully points to it. The brightened color on the picture of the cow serves as a stimulus that is paired with the correct response. Position cue Item being taught placed closer to student movement cue Pointing to, tapping, touching, looking at item being taught behavioral momentum increased tendency for a learner to make a particular response immediately after making similar responses What is the ultimate goal of mand training? The mand will be controlled solely by the motivation for the item. Even though the sight of the item may increase the motivation to ask for the time (think of a child seeing the ice cream truck), the ultimate goal would be for motivation alone to control the behavior of asking for the item since the item may not always be in sight. Mands shouldn't be controlled by another person saying the item first or by someone asking the learner what he wants. dependent group contingency the reward for the whole group is dependent on the performance of an individual student or small group premack principle commonly occurring behavior can reinforce a less frequent behavior