You Have to Build the Plane as You Fly It (Part 2)

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1. Pairing includes all but one of the following below. Which one is not true about pairing?*
2. A good rule of thumb for reinforcement is to vary the schedule of reinforcement and keep it unpredictable.*
3. Skills should only be taught in isolation to ensure acquisition.*
4. If needed we should teach Social/Behavior skills such as walk with me, come here, sit down, etc. just as we would teach academic skills.*