1. HSC 3102 Module 6 Guided Notes - Print Out delayed or can be effectively used throughout the training process and once the learner is ready to progress to a lower level of prompting as they gradually approach the is a procedure in which you reinforce successive approximations 2. to a behavior, in order to create new forms of behavior. A involves breaking down a complex skill into small, teachable steps, which make up a behavior chain of sequential responses to create a 3. Intermittent reinforcement makes behaviors more resistance to extintion 4. is where the initial step in the behavior chain sequence is taught first, while the behavior technician prompts or completes the remainder of the steps. is where all steps within the behavior chain are prompted by the behavior technician other than the final step, which is taught to the learner. involves presenting the entire task to the learner and having her complete all of the steps until the chain is learned. 5. Virtually all learning involves learning because you are learning to do a particular behavior, not some other behavior, and/or you are learning to do something in the presence of one not another stimulus. of a 6. When a particular behavior has been reinforced only in the particular stimulus or instruction, that behavior begins to occur reliably in the presence