Forward chaining means the learner learns the steps to the skill in the correct order and backward chaining means the learner learns the steps in the reverse order.

A. True

B. False

A. True

Explanation:

Forward chaining means the learner learns the first step first in the sequence and backward chaining means the learner learns the last behavior in the sequence first (but the steps are still learned in the correct sequence). Forward chaining is a much quicker way to learn a task than backward chaining.