ABA glossary
Transfer of stimulus control
Definition
Moving control of a response from one stimulus, such as an echoic prompt, to another, such as the item itself, often by fading the prompt.
Example from a session
"Say apple" is faded until the learner names the apple from the picture alone.
Can you spot transfer of stimulus control in a scenario?
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