The Effects of Question-Present Versus Item Present Conditions on Acquisition of Mands Paige M. Thornton Central Washington University, thorntonp@cwu.edu

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At all stages, the observer used the checklist to (a) determine whether the therapist proposed a priority item, (b) whether the participant has reached the item, and (c) the range in which the therapist can not access Place items in. The therapist submitted a question "What do you do?" (Asking the present situation), and (e) The therapist gave the correct result. Program fidelity is calculated by dividing the number of correctly executed program steps by the total number of steps and converting the ratio to percent. The fidelity of the program was evaluated at 18% and 28% of the Aubrey and Chase exams respectively, and each participant's program fidelity was 100%.

Sometimes, you use teaching the question "What do you want to do?" Complement the necessary functions to require a relationship: the establishment of work and the related results. Oral clues are used during training, but they can also lead to undesirable stimulus control. However, there is no direct empirical evidence to support this concern. The purpose of this survey is to compare additional questions about acquisition rate and maintenance when the question ceases to occur. The results of the two training conditions for the two children with autism are not different.

Using modified question design (Sindelar, Rosenberg, & Wilson, 1985), we compare training effects with or without supplemental questions. Specifically, this design includes the use of different target responses and enhancers under two certified training conditions. Non-concurrent multi-baseline design among participants is used to more generally evaluate the effectiveness of compulsory education. Priority projects were proposed in each test, and experimenters switched these projects in the test. The therapist made the project 6 to 8 times a day from the viewpoint of participants. When the participant arrives at the project, the therapist will start the exam by lifting the project. If a participant places an order within 5 seconds, the therapist delivers the item for 20 seconds or until it is consumed.