Using Pairing Properly | How to Know if You’re Pairing Too Long in ABA 

How to ABA discusses using pairing properly and ensuring you are not pairing too long in ABA.
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Pairing in ABA therapy is used to help form and maintain rapport with a child by combining the learning environment and the parent or caregiver with already established reinforcers. So what is too much pairing? Using pairing right should not last forever, and there are some rules of when you should stop pairing.
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