stimulus-control

What problem does it solve?

This skill helps practitioners design and implement discrimination training and transfer procedures to establish and maintain stimulus control, enabling accurate, durable responding to specific antecedent stimuli.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Discrimination Training: Simple (one SD), conditional (multiple stimuli), and Go/No-Go formats for differential reinforcement.
• Generalization & Transfer: Includes stimulus generalization, transfer procedures, prompt fading, time delay, stimulus fading, and stimulus shaping to move control from prompts to the natural SD.
• Assessment & Remediation: Uses probe trials, transfer tests, and error analysis to identify faulty stimulus control and guide remediation strategies.

Quick Start

Design and implement a discrimination training plan that establishes stimulus control and uses prompt fading and time delay to transfer control to the natural SD.