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#1. During a period of remote learning, Sarah, a 10-year-old student, mastered her multiplication facts with 100 accuracy through daily practice and tutoring sessions. After returning to in-person school, the specific tutoring sessions for multiplication ceased. Three months later, her math teacher occasionally asks students to perform quick multiplication drills. Sarah can still accurately recall and apply her multiplication facts without any recent instruction or practice. What ABA concept is being demonstrated by Sarah’s continued ability to perform these multiplication facts?
The scenario describes Sarahs continued ability to perform a skill multiplication facts after the direct teaching and practice for that skill have stopped for an extended period three months This persistence of a learned behavior over time without ongoing intervention or instruction is specifically known as maintenance Option A Generalization is a broader term in ABA that refers to the occurrence of a learned behavior in settings or conditions different from where it was trained stimulus generalization or the emission of new unlearned responses that are functionally equivalent to the trained response response generalization While maintenance can be considered a type of generalization generalization over time the primary focus in this scenario is specifically on the longevity and endurance of the learned skill despite the absence of recent training which is best described as maintenance Option B Behavior Contrast refers to a phenomenon where a change in the schedule of reinforcement in one setting leads to an opposite change in the rate of behavior in another unchanged setting For example if reinforcement for a behavior decreases in one setting the rate of that behavior might increase in another setting where reinforcement remains constant This concept is not applicable to Sarahs scenario which focuses on the endurance of a skill over time after teaching has ceased not on changes in reinforcement schedules across different environments Option C Maintenance is the correct answer It refers to the extent to which a learner continues to perform the target behavior after a portion or all of the intervention has been terminated Sarahs ability to accurately recall and apply multiplication facts months after her tutoring stopped without any recent instruction or practice demonstrates excellent maintenance of the skill This is a crucial goal of any effective behaviorchange program Option D Stimulus Generalization occurs when a learned response is emitted in the presence of a stimulus that is different from but shares some characteristics with the original discriminative stimulus under which the response was learned For example if Sarah learned multiplication facts using a specific worksheet format and then could perform them when presented with a different worksheet format that would be stimulus generalization While Sarah might be demonstrating some level of stimulus generalization eg applying multiplication to new problems or questions the core concept highlighted by the passage of time without practice and the persistence of the skill is maintenance The question emphasizes the continued ability without any recent instruction or practice which points directly to maintenance
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