Common Bidirectional Naming C BiN

In this video, Jessica Leichtweisz and founder of Hope Education Services, explains Common Bidiretional Naming (C-BiN). C-BiN is a behavior cusp. Echoics are a prerequisite for C-BiN. When a learner learns a word via listener response, they can immediately generate a tact without additional instruction. OR When a learner learns a tact, they can immediately generate a listener response without any instruction. The reason is that listener response/tacts are mutually entailed through symmetry. BCBA Exam Prep Resources Blog Articles About Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Concepts/ ABA Terms: Http://www.hopeeducationservices.com 5th Edition Task List BCBA Exam Prep Crash Course Http://www.TaskList5.com References APA Citation: Cooper, J. O., Heron, T. E., & Heward, W. L. (2019). Applied Behavior Analysis (3rd Edition). Hoboken, NJ: Pearson Education. Disclaimer: This video is not endorsed by the behavior analyst certification board (BACB). This does not mean that they are against the video, they simply just don't endorse third party content. This video represents the opinion of Jessica Leichtweisz and Hope Education Services. It is up to you to verify the accuracy of this materials while studying for your BCBA exam.