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Hello Listmates,

I wonder if there is any good list that cross references ABLLS-R goals within

and/or across the basic operants and ABLLS-R sections in order to build the

component skills?

There are two categories of cross-referencing ABBLS-R goals, really:

1) Goals within ABLLS-R sections that can be combined in order to build skills

-- for example B3/B4/B5/B6 build component skills for matching

2) Goals across ABLLS-R sections that can be combined in order to build skills,

many fo which can invovle a transfer trial (i.e., transfer a receptive ID to to

a tact, a tact to an intraverbal) -- C57 and G46 for social interaction.

Some possible categories to cross-reference:

function

feature

class

adjectives

pronouns

prepositions

verbs (actions)

adverbs

various Wh questions

community Helpers

combining words

carrier phrases

delay (memory)

puzzles

patterns

block designs

body parts

matching

motor imitation

There must be many more.

Anyone know of a good list of ABLLS-R goals for these kinds of categories?

Thanks!

Theresa

If there are related goals with the same targets in different sections of the

ABLLS™-R, they are cross referenced on the cards as a reminder to transfer

learned materials across other goals. For example, after a student has learned

to receptively identify a body part, the instructor would transfer this to a

tact.

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