Understanding Verbal Operants |Explaining What Verbal Operants Mean with Shira and Shayna

How to ABA discusses understanding Verbal Operants, how to use verbal operants and why verbal operants are important.
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Today, we’re talking all about verbal operants, as they’re one of the most components parts of work in the field that are often quite confusing. We’ll show you what you might want to teach and in what order. Verbal operants can be tough to understand, especially when you’re new. So what are the verbal operants? Echoic mand, receptive, tacting, intraverbal and autoclitic make up verbal operants. In this video, we will discuss what verbal operants mean


There are so many components to language, above and beyond the words we’re saying. How we use and understand words play a huge role as well as actions, images, and how we absorb all the information and teach it to our students.

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