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Behavioral momentum is a strategy that builds cooperation by presenting several easy, high-probability requests before introducing a more difficult task. Successfully completing the easier requests can increase the likelihood that the learner will follow through with the more challenging request.
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Stimulus Control Transfer occurs when control over a behavior shifts from one stimulus or prompt to another stimulus that should naturally signal the correct response. In this video, Shavonne and Malia demonstrate how prompts can be systematically reduced so that the learner responds independently to the appropriate discriminative stimulus (SD). This process helps build independence while reducing reliance on prompts.
