BIAS Behavioral

The primary difference between an errorless and identical matching activity is that to be considered errorless, the activity's design ensures that the learner is ALWAYS correct. Errorless activities allow a student to work independently and puts the focus solely on producing a response. In contrast, an identical matching activity requires the learner to pair two items that are EXACTLY alike. Product Information:This bandaid-themed resource contains two sets (errorless/identical) MATCHING

The primary difference between an errorless and identical matching activity is that to be considered errorless, the activity's design ensures that the learner is ALWAYS correct. Errorless activities allow a student to work independently and puts the focus solely on producing a response. In contrast, an identical matching activity requires the learner to pair two items that are EXACTLY alike. Product Information:This candy-themed resource contains two sets (errorless/identical) MATCHING m

The primary difference between an errorless and identical matching activity is that to be considered errorless, the activity's design ensures that the learner is ALWAYS correct. Errorless activities allow a student to work independently and puts the focus solely on producing a response. In contrast, an identical matching activity requires the learner to pair two items that are EXACTLY alike. Product Information:This pumpkin-themed resource contains two sets (errorless/identical) MATCHING

The primary difference between an errorless and identical matching activity is that to be considered errorless, the activity's design ensures that the learner is ALWAYS correct. Errorless activities allow a student to work independently and puts the focus solely on producing a response. In contrast, an identical matching activity requires the learner to pair two items that are EXACTLY alike. Product Information:This spider-themed resource contains two sets (errorless/identical) MATCHING

The primary difference between an errorless and identical matching activity is that to be considered errorless, the activity's design ensures that the learner is ALWAYS correct. Errorless activities allow a student to work independently and puts the focus solely on producing a response. In contrast, an identical matching activity requires the learner to pair two items that are EXACTLY alike. Product Information:This apple-themed resource contains two sets (errorless/identical) MATCHING m

First/then boards and icons provide children with a visual representation of Premack principle. Through the use of this contingency, children start to understand that reinforcement is available following engagement in a less preferred activity. This resource contains: •2 styles of first/then board in nine different colors. •40 “first” activity icons •20 “then” reinforcer icons •15 styles of generic tokens •1 black and white version of boards, icons, and tokens Style 1: Basic first/then board