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What is an example of teaching stimulus generalization? ✔Correct Answer--Teaching the student
to say "Hello" to his friend Tom in the hall, classroom and playground
What is stimulus generalization? ✔Correct Answer--the tendency to respond to a stimulus that is
only similar to the original conditioned stimulus with the conditioned response
T/F: To promote generalization, use varied materials when teaching a skill ✔Correct Answer--True
Which of the following is NOT a part of stimulus generalization? ✔Correct Answer--Responding to
varied answered
The goal of teaching for generalization is to ensure the student can apply skills: ✔Correct Answer--
Beyond the teaching environment
In everyday life
When prompted by a teacher
One way to test for stimulus generalization is to: ✔Correct Answer--Use different materials as
those used during teaching
Have a different teacher ask the student to perform the skill
Have the student give different responses to the same question
What is an example of teaching response generalization? ✔Correct Answer--Teaching the student
to say "help me," "I need help," or "Can you help me please" when he needs assistance
T/F: The BEST way to ensure that a skill will generalize is to have only one person teach the skill.
✔Correct Answer--False
Which of the following is an example of teaching stimulus generalization? ✔Correct Answer--
Teaching the student to line up in the library, gym and cafeteria
Teaching the student to say "Hello" to his friends, teachers and parents
If your student has learned to sweep the classroom floor, what may be (an) appropriate way/s to
maintain the skill? ✔Correct Answer--If the student spills his snack on the classroom floor, have
him sweep it up
Incorporate sweeping the kitchen floor into his chore list at home
T/F: Using natural rewards that the student might encounter in real-life does not promote
maintenance ✔Correct Answer--False
If your student has learned to throw a ball, what may be (an) appropriate way/s to help him maintain
that skill? ✔Correct Answer--Teach the student to play catch with a friend
Teach the student to play baseball
T/F: Incorporating a learned skill into play activities can help the student maintain the skill
✔Correct Answer--True
Verified Answers |Latest Update| Already Graded A+
What is an example of teaching stimulus generalization? ✔Correct Answer--Teaching the student
to say "Hello" to his friend Tom in the hall, classroom and playground
What is stimulus generalization? ✔Correct Answer--the tendency to respond to a stimulus that is
only similar to the original conditioned stimulus with the conditioned response
T/F: To promote generalization, use varied materials when teaching a skill ✔Correct Answer--True
Which of the following is NOT a part of stimulus generalization? ✔Correct Answer--Responding to
varied answered
The goal of teaching for generalization is to ensure the student can apply skills: ✔Correct Answer--
Beyond the teaching environment
In everyday life
When prompted by a teacher
One way to test for stimulus generalization is to: ✔Correct Answer--Use different materials as
those used during teaching
Have a different teacher ask the student to perform the skill
Have the student give different responses to the same question
What is an example of teaching response generalization? ✔Correct Answer--Teaching the student
to say "help me," "I need help," or "Can you help me please" when he needs assistance
T/F: The BEST way to ensure that a skill will generalize is to have only one person teach the skill.
✔Correct Answer--False
Which of the following is an example of teaching stimulus generalization? ✔Correct Answer--
Teaching the student to line up in the library, gym and cafeteria
Teaching the student to say "Hello" to his friends, teachers and parents
If your student has learned to sweep the classroom floor, what may be (an) appropriate way/s to
maintain the skill? ✔Correct Answer--If the student spills his snack on the classroom floor, have
him sweep it up
Incorporate sweeping the kitchen floor into his chore list at home
T/F: Using natural rewards that the student might encounter in real-life does not promote
maintenance ✔Correct Answer--False
If your student has learned to throw a ball, what may be (an) appropriate way/s to help him maintain
that skill? ✔Correct Answer--Teach the student to play catch with a friend
Teach the student to play baseball
T/F: Incorporating a learned skill into play activities can help the student maintain the skill
✔Correct Answer--True
