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How to Document Error-Correction Evidence and Limits
Document error-correction evidence with response states, procedure versions, prompts, retries, reinforcement, integrity, access, probes, experience, and limits.
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Clinician guide
How to Reassess Error Correction After Access or Task Changes
Reassess error correction after access or task changes by versioning cues, responses, systems, prompts, consequences, access, and repaired-condition evidence.
Clinician guide
How to Compare Error-Correction Evidence Across Partners and Settings
Compare error-correction evidence across partners and settings using versioned cues, tasks, correction steps, integrity, access, difficulty, and client feedback.
Clinician guide
How to Investigate Distress and Repeated Errors During Correction
Investigate distress and repeated errors during correction by reviewing access, health, effort, repetitions, prompts, reinforcement, integrity, and client report.
Clinician guide
How to Evaluate Reinforcement After Error Correction
Evaluate reinforcement after error correction by mapping consequences for errors, retries, help, withdrawal, and independent responses, with fidelity and choice.
Clinician guide
How to Compare Prompted Correction and Independent Retry Outcomes
Compare prompted correction, retries, and independent probes using distinct conditions, prompts, exposure, latency, access, experience, and denominators.
Clinician guide
How to Audit Delivered Error Correction Against the Written Procedure
Audit delivered error correction against the written procedure using due events, feedback, prompts, retries, reinforcement, repetition caps, stops, and deviations.
Clinician guide
How to Build an Error Opportunity and Correction-Latency Measure
Build an error-opportunity and correction-latency measure with cues, response windows, due events, latency anchors, prompts, access, exclusions, and duration limits.
Clinician guide
How to Separate Initial Response, Correction, Retry, and Probe Evidence
Separate initial responses, correction, retries, and probes with distinct event codes, prompts, timestamps, consequences, invalid trials, access, and denominators.
Clinician guide
How to Define an Error-Correction Assessment Question
Define an error-correction assessment question using client priority, response states, written correction, retry, reinforcement, access, experience, and limits.
Clinician guide
How to Document Shaping Evidence and Causal Limits
Document shaping evidence with response dimensions, criterion versions, reinforcement, integrity, access, experience, generalization, maintenance, and causal limits.
Clinician guide
How to Reassess Shaping After Access, Health, or Context Changes
Reassess shaping after access, health, or context changes by versioning conditions, restoring supports, routing referrals, sampling evidence, and revising criteria.
