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If the child does not say anything when the correct response is modeled, the clinician simply proceeds to the next trial. As before, the picture is placed in front of the child, the same question is asked, and the correct response is modeled. If the child produces a totally wrong response, such as "I don't know" or "woman" for "mommy", most clinicians says, "No" or "That is not correct". This kind of verbal disapproval, when it reduces the production of wrong responses, is called corrective feedback or verbal punishment. In this context, punishment is a procedure designed to decrease the frequency of selected behaviors by arranging an immediate consequence for those behaviors, which may be as common a statement as "No" or "That's not correct". When the child begins to imitate the modeled response consistently on a certain number of trials, the clinicians stops modeling. Target responses that are not imitated but produced in relation to more natural stimuli, such as a question or some event, are known as evoked responses. For example, when the child responds "mommy after the clinician asks "Who is this?" without modeling, the child's correct response is evoked, not modeled. As before, the correct evoked responses are reinforced, and the incorrect responses are given corrective feedback. Successful treatment of language disorders in children requires the cooperation of many individuals who normally interact with them. Under the controlled condition of the clinic and in the reassuring presence of the clinician, most children begin to produce what has been taught. Unfortunately, the same children may be speechless in other situations, including their home and school. To encourage the child to produce the clinically established language skills in natural social contexts, the clinician implements additional procedures known as generalization and maintenance procedures. Generalization means the production of new skills in new environments without positive or corrective feedback; maintenance means the sustained production of newly established skills over time and across situations.
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1 If the child does not say anything when the correct response is modeled, the clinician simply proceeds to the next trial. 2 As before, the picture is placed in front of the child, the same question is asked, and the correct response is modeled. 3 If the child produces a totally wrong response, such as "I don't know" or "woman" for "mommy", most clinicians says, "No" or "That is not correct". 4 This kind of verbal disapproval, when it reduces the production of wrong responses, is called corrective feedback or verbal punishment. 5 In this context, punishment is a procedure designed to decrease the frequency of selected behaviors by arranging an immediate consequence for those behaviors, which may be as common a statement as "No" or "That's not correct". 6 When the child begins to imitate the modeled response consistently on a certain number of trials, the clinicians stops modeling. 7 Target responses that are not imitated but produced in relation to more natural stimuli, such as a question or some event, are known as evoked responses. 8 For example, when the child responds "mommy after the clinician asks "Who is this?" without modeling, the child's correct response is evoked, not modeled. 9 As before, the correct evoked responses are reinforced, and the incorrect responses are given corrective feedback. 10 Successful treatment of language disorders in children requires the cooperation of many individuals who normally interact with them. 11 Under the controlled condition of the clinic and in the reassuring presence of the clinician, most children begin to produce what has been taught. 12 Unfortunately, the same children may be speechless in other situations, including their home and school. 13 To encourage the child to produce the clinically established language skills in natural social contexts, the clinician implements additional procedures known as generalization and maintenance procedures. 14 Generalization means the production of new skills in new environments without positive or corrective feedback; maintenance means the sustained production of newly established skills over time and across situations.