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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 1 Implementing a Successful Verbal Behavior Program Presented by Cindy Peters President and Executive Director The Mariposa School 203 Gregson Drive, Cary, NC 27511 Phone: 919-461-0600 FAX: 919-461-0566 www.MariposaSchool.org
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 2 The VB Curriculum
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 3 The VB Curriculum
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 7 Functional Categories of Language
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 8 Functional Categories of Language
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 9 Functional Categories of Language
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 10 Functional Categories of Language
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 11 Functional Categories of Language
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 12 Functional Categories of Language
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 13 Verbal Behavior (VB) Program Components
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 14 Important Concepts
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 15 What effects an EO?
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 16 Reinforcement vs. Punishment
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 17 Positive Reinforcement
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 18 Negative Reinforcement
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 19 Punishment
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 20 Punishment
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 21 Punishment
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 22 Punishment
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 23 Basic Principles of a VB Program
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 24 Elements of a Good VB Program
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 25 Elements of a Good VB Program
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 26 Elements of a Good VB Program
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 27 Elements of a Good VB Program
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 28 Things to Keep in Mind
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 29 Data Collection Procedures Using “Pocket-ABLLS”
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 30 Data Collection Procedures Using “Pocket-ABLLS”
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 31 Example 1 – “Simple Target” Card I = Independent Response P = Prompted Response
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 32 Example 2 – “Simple” Data Sheet
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 33 Data Collection Procedures Using “Pocket-ABLLS”
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 34 Example 3 – “Multiple Targets per Goal” Card
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 35 Example 4 – “Multiple Targets per Goal” Data Sheet
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 36 Data Collection Procedures Using “Pocket-ABLLS”
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 37 Example 5 – “FFC Targets” Card
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 38 Example 6 – “FFC Targets” Data Sheet
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 39 Data Collection Procedures Using “Pocket-ABLLS”
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 40 Data Collection Procedures Using “Pocket-ABLLS”
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 41 Data Collection Procedures Using “Pocket-ABLLS”
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Copyright 2004 The Mariposa School 42 Benefits of Using “Pocket-ABLLS”
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