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- Shaping is a step-by-step, gradual learning process used in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)1. Here are some examples of shaping procedures and their applications2314:
- Topography: Modifying how a behavior looks, such as refining handwriting or improving speech clarity.
- Frequency/Rate: Increasing the number of responses per unit of time, such as increasing the speed of completing math problems.
- Gradual introduction of social interactions: Start with simple one-on-one interactions and slowly move toward group participation to foster social skills.
- Step-by-step communication development: Using picture exchange systems before introducing verbal requests, allowing nonverbal individuals to express their needs and desires effectively.
- Reinforcement of successive approximations: If an instructor is trying to teach a child with minimal verbal language to say “mommy,” the instructor may initially provide reinforcement if the child says “mmm.” As the child learns to expand upon this, such as saying “ma,” then the initial “mmm” is no longer reinforced but the sound of “ma” is reinforced, etc.
Learn more:✕This summary was generated using AI based on multiple online sources. To view the original source information, use the "Learn more" links.Think of shaping as a step-by-step, gradual learning process. For example, in a child with limited verbal skills, you may want to teach the child to request an item by its name. If the child loves to play with a toy truck, you may use this interest to teach the child how to request the toy by saying “truck.”blog.stageslearning.com/blog/how-to-use-shaping-t…Here are some examples of shaping procedures and their applications: Topography: Modifying how a behavior looks, such as refining handwriting or improving speech clarity. Frequency/Rate: Increasing the number of responses per unit of time, such as increasing the speed of completing math problems.howtoaba.com/shaping-behavior/Shaping mechanisms in ABA are as varied and diverse as the individuals they serve, but common examples include:
agemofjoyaba.com/autism-treatment-blog/what-is-s…For example, if an instructor is trying to teach a child with minimal verbal language to say “mommy,” the instructor may initially provide reinforcement if the child says “mmm.” As the child learns to expand upon this, such as saying “ma,” then the initial “mmm” is no longer reinforced but the sound of “ma” is reinforced, etc.asatonline.org/for-parents/learn-more-about-specifi… - People also ask
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