ACHIEVE: Interacting with Others Through Labeling (Tacting in ABA) Quiz

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Labeling allows you to engage with those around you. You might label by doing all of the following except: *

Asking your coworker to take your place at a meeting you don't want to go to.

Pointing out an interesting object or event in your environment to the person you’re standing next to

Teaching someone something new

Talking about what someone else is doing

While attributes such as color, shape, and texture are helpful with requesting, they are not part of labeling. *

True

False

How should you choose targets for teaching labeling? *

Find objects around your child's environment and start there.

Use a picture book of first words to make it easy to do.

Choose words your child already knows how to say by requesting or imitating.

Identify new words you want to teach your child.

You can label smells, sounds, tastes or even textures in addition to objects and actions. *

True

False

Your child often asks for cookies as a favorite snack. You decide to teach her to label "cookie". When you present a picture of a cookie, she says "cookie" without you saying or doing anything to teach her. What do you do? *

Give her reinforcement other than a cookie and continue to teacher her to label cookies.

Say "yes, that's a cookie!" then give her a cookie.

Do nothing. Since she already can label the item, you shouldn't give her reinforcement.

Give her reinforcement other than a cookie and choose a different target.

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