ABA glossary
High-probability request sequence
Also called high-p sequence, high-p request sequence
Definition
An antecedent procedure in which several easy requests the person reliably follows are delivered in quick succession and reinforced, followed right away by a request they often do not follow.
Example from a session
"High five! Touch your nose! Clap!" are each praised, then "Put on your shoes."
Can you spot high-probability request sequence in a scenario?
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