point to point correspondence

[@user-ni8ng4dd9s]

That was helpful for understanding point to point correspondence. Help on ways to incorporate this in a session to make this a teachable strategy?

[@cristinaevans9104]

Examples? I love when you guys give examples, not just definitions.

[@PsychCore]

It's there. Pay attention to Ryan's reply. Might have to turn up your volume.

[@stephaniewilson8231]

this was the most un helpful video thanks!

[@PsychCore]

Take another look and listen to Ryan's reply! Should take the un out

[@NoaHass4]

Can you please give an example?

[@PsychCore]

Ryan is giving the example in his reply.

[@steffisilveira770]

thanks but now im sort of confused with point to point correspondence and an echoic???

[@ProjectChimiracle]

Echoic is like repeating what some else said, Point to point is like asking “What do you want to eat?” And we say “Pizza”, it’s an answer, but isn’t physically related to the question.

[@ProjectChimiracle]

I understand it’s confusing, I’m learning myself!

[@inmysoul_TLH]

@@ProjectChimiracleno thats an intraverbal