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Rethink allows you to collect prompt specific data on opportunity based programs and task analyses. Below is a guide for how to effectively set up a prompt hierarchy.

When editing a skill acquistion program, staff have many options for data collection methods.

If staff choose to use OPPORTUNITY BASED or TASK ANALYSIS data collection, they will have the option to colllect data on targets/steps WITH or WITHOUT prompts.

If staff choose to teach the targets/steps within the program WITH PROMPTS, the DEFUALT PROMPT HIERARCHY that was set in the COMPANY ACCOUNT will populate. Staff can leave the prompt hierarchy as-is, or they can edit the prompt hierarchy to make it more specific to the program and the client.

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The prompt hierarchy MUST be set up LEAST TO MOST restricive. That is: The most correct response is at the top-fading to the most incorrect response at the bottom.

  1. Staff can remove prompts that are not needed

  2. Staff can add in additional prompts (they will need to position the newly added prompt so that the prompts are orded LEAST to MOST restrictive).

  3. Staff can edit the default prompts

Staff can add up to 8 prompts

Once staff have set up the prompt hierarchy for the program. They will add targets to the program. When targets are added to the program, staff will choose what PROMPT they want counted as a CORRECT RESPONSE.

When choosing a CORRECT PROMPT, staff should be mindful that their chosen correct prompt and all LESS INTRUSIVE prompts will be counted as a correct reponse towards mastery criteria.

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