This phase is designed to teach a student to get someone’s attention when asking for help under more natural circumstances, when the other person is not initially paying attention.
This phase is designed to teach a student what to do when someone is not paying attention to him/her during a structured activity and then a slightly less structured one.
This phase is designed to teach a student to offer an item to a therapist and determine whether or not he/she likes it. If he/she likes it, then the student should give the item. If he/she does not like it, then the student should offer an alternative.
This is designed to teach a student to judge whether or not it is necessary to tap someone on the shoulder to get their attention and do so, if necessary.
This is designed to teach a student by demonstration and explanation how to get someone’s attention if they do not respond to an initial call of their name.
This is designed to teach a student to call someone’s name to get their attention before asking that person to play. The person being asked starts to fade the obviousness of cues in their responding.
This phase is designed to teach a student to label faces in actual people in a structured activity, initially with picture clues and then without clues.