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#1. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) is developing an intervention plan for a client who has recently acquired new communication skills. The BCBA’s primary goal is to ensure these skills are performed consistently across various settings (e.g., home, school, community), with different individuals (e.g., parents, teachers, peers), and at different times. All of the following are recognized procedures commonly used to promote the generalization of behavior EXCEPT for

Training loosely

Programming common stimuli

Non-contingent reinforcers

Using multiple exemplars

Procedures used to promote generalization are strategies designed to ensure that a learned behavior occurs in conditions different from those in which it was originally taught These include training loosely varying noncritical aspects of the instructional setting programming common stimuli including elements from the natural environment in the training setting using multiple exemplars teaching with a variety of examples of the target stimulus and response general case strategy and indiscriminable contingencies Noncontingent reinforcement NCR on the other hand is an antecedent intervention where a reinforcer is delivered on a fixedtime or variabletime schedule independent of the learners behavior While NCR can be effective in reducing problem behavior by making the maintaining reinforcer freely available it is not categorized as a procedure specifically designed to promote the generalization of skills or behaviors across different conditions in the same way the other options are

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