Backward chaining actually follows the steps of a chain forward, but with the behavior analyst or parent completing all except the last step. This method allows the entire chain to be observed and reinforcement to be delivered upon completion of the last step. After a client has mastered the last step, the behavior analyst completes all but the final two steps, and so on. An appropriate task item with which to use backward training is.

having the child pull the bow of the tied shoe laces and tighten the laces

Explanation:

Backward chaining actually follows the steps of a chain forward, but with the behavior analyst or parent completing all except the last step. This method allows the entire chain to be observed and reinforcement to be delivered upon completion of the last step. After a client has mastered the last step, the behavior analyst completes all but the final two steps, and so on. An appropriate task item with which to use backward training is having the child pull the bow of the tied shoe laces and tighten the laces.

Putting on a T shirt by a child

Explanation:

Putting on a T shirt by a child can take a backward chain approach in the sense that the parents list all the task to be completed in putting on the t shirt ranging from;

Laying the T shirt down

Picking up the T shirt and laying it over the head

You hold the first sleeve And put their hand through the opening

You hold the second sleeve and put their hand through the opening

Pull the T shirt down.

Now for this show for wearing a T shirt, the backward chain approach says that, the first thing to teach the child is the last step which is making the child pull the T shirt down by themselves, after they must have mastered that you then move to the second to the last step which is making the child put one of his hand into the sleeve by himself, the steps goes on and on till it gets to when the child can pick up the cloth by him or herself to wear