Forward Chaining and Backward Chaining Differ in Terms Of:​

question 24

Multiple Choice

Forward chaining and backward chaining differ in terms of:​

• A) ​which component is taught first
• B) ​whether the terminal step in the chain is completed on every learning trial
• C) ​whether the learner receives the natural reinforcer on every learning trial
• D) ​all of these

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Definitions:

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