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What can the behavior analyst do to promote unscripted responses while training with scripts?What are some considerations for script fading?

fade using textual prompts

drop last one word each time

Script fading

Make it gradual

Begin fading scripts as early as possible

Begin it early in the procedure

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Prompt fading, diferential reinforcement and prompt delay

It must be planned and started as soon as the training begins.

tacting

fading

identify transitional phrases

conversation topics

script fading, use differentiated reinforcement for unscripted responses

fading the last phrase/word first

Fading procedures by fading the last word. Higher reinforcement for generalization.

Drop the last word. Use audio prompts in the natural environment if helpful.

last word fading

Timing

Differential reinforcement

Eliminate the last word

frames

one word at a time

use open ended scripts

Fade gradually and systematically

Fade as soon as possible

fade as soon as possible

She can provide examples and non examples that Cheryl can use and develop her own responses from.

Have come up with her own

Provide a card with possible scripts to use that she can view before the break.
Identify a co-worker who would be willing to practice with Cheryl and provide reinforcement.

Reduce the amount of words on the cards.

model

generalize

quickly fade scripts, use frames

how quickly it can be faded, how to fade it, can she self monitor

use frames, use higher magnitude reinforcers for unscripted responses

fade last word systematically

observe how others converse in the natural environment

fading quickly

Textual prompts could be utilized to increase independence and systematically faded out.

Script fading should be done quickly, and it is best practice to give various compliments.

Fade the use of the scripts early and utilize differential reinforcement for unscripted responses.

Make sure Cheryl is utilizing the script in part before fading, maintaining awareness of the response time when fading begins.

use differential reinforcement

begin fading early

She can fade out scripts and refinforce novel responses

fade after MC is mastered

What can the behavior analyst do to promote unscripted responses while training with scripts?What are some considerations for script fading?