Errorless learning, An instructional method that minimizes errors during acquisition by using prompts or stimulus modifications., Stimulus fading, Gradually reducing the difference between S+ and S− so responding occurs with few or no errors., Delayed prompting, Providing a prompt immediately at first, then systematically increasing the time delay before the prompt., Response prevention, Physically blocking or guiding responses to prevent errors while teaching the correct one., Error correction, Allowing errors to occur, then presenting additional trials to correct the mistake., Teacher highlights the correct picture with a bright border, then gradually fades the border., Errorless learning (stimulus fading), Therapist immediately points to the correct answer, then gradually waits longer before pointing., Errorless learning (delayed prompting), Instructor blocks incorrect choices by covering them, guiding the learner to the right one., Errorless learning (response prevention), Child answers incorrectly; teacher says “No, try again” and repeats the question., Error correction, Learner is taught to tact “dog” by always being prompted to say “dog,” with prompts faded over trials., Errorless learning (prompt fading), Prompt fading, Systematic reduction of assistance until the learner responds independently.

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