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Step-by-step guide

1) Create a Goal within Client Program with Opportunity-based data collection with Prompts: Setting up a Goal with a Prompt Hierarchy

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Prompts that were added to the Client Program are available during data collection.

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B) Task Analysis with or without prompts

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1) Task Analysis with prompts:

• When entering prompts, here are a few recommendations:

• Enter the prompts from least to most restrictive (least/correct response at the top and the most restrictive at the bottom).  You can enter in up to 8 different prompts
• Enter the prompt name
• Enter the code
• Save the sequence once complete

Example: Independent, Gestural, Partial Physical, Full Physical

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D) Frequency or Rate: no specific setting options needed (number of occurrences of a behavior/skill in a period of time).

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E) Interval: setting options listed below:

• Partial Interval (behavior/skill occurred anytime during the interval)
• Whole Interval (behavior/skill occurred throughout the whole interval)
• Momentary Time Sample (behavior/skill is occurring the moment that time interval ends)

1) Partial, Whole, and Momentary Time Sample (all types of interval will give you the same options for editing your setting and mastery criteria):

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Step 4: Customize Mastery Criteria: 

 A) If selecting Opportunity Based, set mastery criteria by:

1. Min # Trials

2. %

3. Consecutive Sessions  

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B) If selecting Task Analysis, set mastery criteria by:

1. % (100% is recommended)

2. Consecutive Sessions

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 C) If selecting Duration, set mastery criteria by:

1. # times per Sec/Min/Hour

2. Per Session/Per Day

3. Consecutive Sessions

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D) If selecting Frequency/Rate, set mastery criteria by:

1. Min/Max # Occurrences

2. Per min/hour/session/day

3. Consecutive Sessions

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E) If selecting Interval, set mastery criteria by:

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# of intervals

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Min/Sec/Hours

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Least/Most % of intervals

Consecutive Sessions

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F) Save all changes made to the Program with data collection, settings, and mastery criteria options.

Step 5: Customizing/Editing the Program Plan

A) Rethink provides you with a unique and detailed program plan when you choose a program from the Program Library.  However, if you need to make some changes to the program, this is simple to do.  You have the option to edit the following components of the program in order to meet the unique needs of your client(s)

1. Exercise

2. Generalization

3. Error Correction

4. Supplies

5. Teaching Strategies

6. Trouble Shooting

7. Helpful Hints

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Need Help?

Contact us Support@rethinkbh.com 

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