Delayed prompting

Delayed prompting

When the natural antecedent stimulus (S) fails to evoke a given response, an artificial SD (prompt), usually the correct answer, is inserted to occasion the behaviour so it can then be reinforced. Teaching usually progresses by gradually delaying the time between the S* (e.g., a math problem) and the prompt (the answer), until the student emits the correct response reliably in advance of the prompt. See also Transfer of stimulus control.

This is auto-generated content. You can help to improve it.

0 0

Improve it

Add an image

Part of Speech: noun
Synonym(s):
Blossary:
Industry/Domain: Psychology
Category: Behavior analysis
Company:
Product:
Acronym-Abbreviation:

Collect to Blossary

Other Languages:

Related terms

delayed prompting

Psychology; Behavior analysis

When the natural antecedent stimulus (S) fails to evoke a given response, an artificial SD (prompt), usually the correct answer, is inserted to occasion the behavior so it can ...

time delay prompting

Psychology; Behavior analysis

A procedure, sometimes called progressive delay or delayed prompting, designed to teach a behavior by interposing a time delay between the presentation of the natural and an ...

prompting

Psychology; Behavior analysis

The procedure of providing antecedents that evoke a target behavior.

halo effect

Psychology; Behavior analysis

A psychological phenomenon whereby people's perceptions of another individual's attractiveness will influence their perception of other qualities. If you find someone attractive, ...

mulligrubs

Psychology; Behavior analysis

A state of being - sullen or sulky behavior, experiencing colic, or grumpiness. The original meaning of this word derived from megrim, which means dizziness or migraine.

conditioned reinforcers

Psychology; Behavior analysis

Are stimuli that were not originally reinforcing but have become reinforcers by being paired or associated with other reinforcers.

instict

Psychology; Behavior analysis

A way of behaving that is natural and automatic rather than learned. Animals use instinct to defend territory.

mimicry

Psychology; Behavior analysis

The ability of a living thing to look like another living thing or like its surroundings. Some insects use mimicry as protection against predators.

trash of knowledge

Psychology; Sociology; Behavior analysis; General psychology; General sociology

Man or center or organization who/which in learning well but can't use available or not pruduce benefity by them knowledge.

Terms in the News

Featured Terms

Harry8L

0
Terms
0
Blossaries
1
Followers

Industry/Domain: Events Category: Disasters

Chernobyl

A disaster which occurred in the Chernobyl power plant in 1986, where one out of four nuclear reactors in the plant exploded, resulting in at least 5% ...