Mr. Worms is teaching an adult (Sandie) who lives in his group home to make macaroni and cheese from a box. Mr. Worms prompts Sandie to do all steps of the task using full physical prompts, except for the last step, which is to serve the macaroni and cheese on a plate. For this step, Mr. Worms is using a most-to-least prompting sequence. When Sandie has mastered that skill, Mr. Worms plans to have Sandie do the stirring and the serving (the last two steps of the task). What procedure is Mr. Worms using

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13 December, 02:19

Mr. Worms is teaching an adult (Sandie) who lives in his group home to make macaroni and cheese from a box. Mr. Worms prompts Sandie to do all steps of the task using full physical prompts, except for the last step, which is to serve the macaroni and cheese on a plate. For this step, Mr. Worms is using a most-to-least prompting sequence. When Sandie has mastered that skill, Mr. Worms plans to have Sandie do the stirring and the serving (the last two steps of the task). What procedure is Mr. Worms using

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Kaitlin Lozano · Answer 1

Backward chaining

Explanation:

Backward chaining is described as a procedure in which an individual or learner starts to perform a specific task and complete the last step of the given task analysis. It says that an individual will learn or perform every preceding step either with or for the learner and after that he or she begins to fade his or her prompts after reaching the last step.

As per the question, Mr Worms is using backward chaining.