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#1. A behavior analyst has been using modeling as a prompt to teach a client various yoga poses. Initially, the client struggled to properly respond when asked to perform certain poses. However, after consistent use of modeling, the client is now starting to respond much quicker and with greater accuracy when given the instruction. Considering the client’s significant progress and the goal of promoting independence, what would be the most appropriate next step in the intervention plan?
The text explicitly states now theyre responding quicker what do we do when our prompts are successful and the client is engaging in the behavior we want well we need to start fading those prompts right When a client demonstrates progress and begins to respond accurately and more quickly with the assistance of a prompt like modeling the most appropriate next step is prompt fading Prompt fading is a systematic procedure for gradually reducing the intrusiveness or intensity of a prompt until it is no longer needed allowing the clients behavior to come under the control of the natural discriminative stimulus Option A introducing more intrusive prompts is counterproductive as the client is already succeeding with a less intrusive prompt Option B immediately eliminating all prompts is too abrupt and could lead to an increase in errors or a decrease in the desired behavior Option D continuing modeling at the same intensity would foster prompt dependency and prevent the development of true independent responding
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