… In recent years, however, there has been a trend toward developing and refining error-correction
procedures; data from the present study indicate that error-correction procedures can …

… sight words when error correction was administered after every error than in a condition in
which error correction was administered after approximately every three errors. Collectively, …

… to respond correctly without the prompts that we provided during error correction. … error
correction. If the subject did not respond correctly on any trial during the error-correction procedure…

… may frequently make errors during skill … Error correction procedures are commonly included
in instructional programs for individuals with developmental disabilities, although procedures …

… implemented by trainers and operationally defined in the training section of this document,
specifically whether the error correction was provided following no response, incorrect …

… codes themselves and for the computing procedures connected with them. In particular, the
error correction procedure must be stable under new errors which may occur in the course of …

… Two measures of word recognition were gathered on error words: an Isolated Word … the
correction procedures had been applied to the error words. In the Isolated Word measure, error …

… plus video prompting appeared to be effective, we do not know which component of the
error correction procedure was necessary or sufficient. Our error correction procedure involved …

… t-error correcting and have length 2m - 1 of which no more than mf digits are redundancy. This
paper describes a simple error-correction procedure … and correction procedure using shift …

… Procedures for classifying and coding specific error types are being developed for purposes
… of error correction; one error taxonomy has already been developed to classify errors in …