Stimulus Vs Response Prompt

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Stimulus vs response prompt. A system of least prompts b most to least prompting c progressive and constant time delay and d simultaneous prompting. It is the activity of the organism or of his body parts as a reaction to the stimulation of his senses. Several response prompting procedures are commonly used in special education research.

Explain the difference between a response prompt and a stimulus prompt. Any time we change the way the materials look how we put them out on the table or anything about them we are using a stimulus prompt. Verbal instructions can be either vocal or non vocal.

Describe four types of response prompts and give an example of each. When any part of an organism or of man s sensory organs is stimulated a reaction or a response will result. In this instructor contact session you will hear your instructor talk about different stimuli.

Stimulus prompts are movement position and redundancy. A response is the behavior that is manifested by a living organism which is the result of an external or internal stimulus. Stimulus prompts are any type of prompt in which we change the materials in a way to help the learner give the correct response.

Describe three different stimulus prompts. With response prompts you have modeling verbal instructions and physical guidance. Stimulus prompts include changes in the discriminative stimulus or the s delta.

Stimulus cannot be always controlled especially the external stimuli whereas response could be controlled. Stimulus determines the response but it never happens the other way around. Stimulus is the first event that takes place and the response is the result.