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#1. A behavior analyst is designing a high-probability (High-P) request sequence to increase compliance with a low-probability (Low-P) request, ‘Clean your room.’ Which of the following sequences best exemplifies the correct application of a High-P Low-P sequence, considering the principles discussed in ABA?

A. Touch your nose, clap your hands, spell your name, clean your room.

B. Touch your nose, clap your hands, stomp your feet, clean your room.

C. Touch your nose, clap your hands, wait five seconds, clean your room.

D. Touch your nose, wait, clap your hands, wait, clean your room.

Option B is the most appropriate HighP LowP sequence The text emphasizes introducing 25 highprobability requests touch your nose clap your hands stomp your feet that are easy and rapidly complied with immediately followed by the lowprobability request clean your room Options A introduces spell your name which is likely a more difficult potentially lowprobability request inserted before the target lowprobability request violating the principle of maintaining momentum with highP tasks Options C and D include pauses or waits between requests which directly contradicts the goal of building and maintaining behavioral momentum rapidly as pauses can break the momentum and reduce the effectiveness of the intervention The core idea is to keep the momentum going without interruption

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