2018
DOI: 10.1177/0040059918774920
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Response Prompting as an ABA-Based Instructional Approach for Teaching Students With Disabilities

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“…These procedures are implemented for teaching taking the toys, starting the tools such as go talk button, pointing the written script, and facing to the conversation partner during scripting. For graduated guidance, prompts are delivered from most to least hierarchy based on momentary decisions, while they are delivered from least to most hierarchy based on incorrect or no responses for least-to-most prompting procedure (Collins et al, 2018).…”
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“…These procedures are implemented for teaching taking the toys, starting the tools such as go talk button, pointing the written script, and facing to the conversation partner during scripting. For graduated guidance, prompts are delivered from most to least hierarchy based on momentary decisions, while they are delivered from least to most hierarchy based on incorrect or no responses for least-to-most prompting procedure (Collins et al, 2018).…”
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“…Prompting strategies may include time delay, least-to-most prompting, or most-to-least prompting (Collins, Lo, Park, & Haughney, 2018). The selection of a prompting strategy should be made with consideration of a student’s current repertoire.…”
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“…Systematic prompting procedures are grounded in the principles of applied behavior analysis and involve the delivery of verbal, visual, gestural, and/or physical assistance that enables the learner to acquire or engage in a targeted behavior or skill. Researchers have identified five types of effective systematic prompting procedures: (a) least-to-most prompting, (b) most-to-least prompting, (c) simultaneous prompting, (d) constant time delay, and (e) progressive time delay (Collins et al, 2018). Least-to-most and most-to-least prompting use a hierarchy of prompts.…”
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“…Simultaneous prompting, constant time delay, and progressive time delay do not use a hierarchy of prompts, but rather use a single controlling prompt-the least intrusive prompt that consistently results in the correct response. In simultaneous prompting, the instructor presents the cue for the student to engage in the behavior and then immediately provides the controlling prompt (i.e., 0-s delay; Collins et al, 2018). In time delay, the instructor provides the controlling prompt after a specified time has passed.…”
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