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Cаrefully review the cаse scenаriо infоrmatiоn below and build an intervention to address the presenting referral concern. Please follow all instructions for every part of the question to get full points.  Case Scenario Information A BCBA is working on daily living skills with a 17-year-old adolescent client. The client is learning how to cook some easy meals so they can start taking some responsibility for preparing their own food. The BCBA plans to start with simple foods that do not require a lot of cooking and prep and will increase the difficulty from there.  Historically, this client has demonstrated a learning pattern where they have picked up skills quickly, and they typically don't need prompting and support for very long to master skills.  Answer the questions below to build a skill-building teaching package for this scenario. Select an easy meal the client can learn to prepare and develop a detailed task analysis for preparing this food (select something easy like making a Mac & Cheese cup, sandwich, grilled cheese, quesadilla, etc.) (5 points). Describe how you will validate your task analysis in alignment with one of the strategies discussed in the Cooper book and/or our class lecture material (2 points). Identify and describe the method you will use to establish/measure baseline performance for the cooking skill you selected (2 points). Select and define which chaining strategy you would use to teach the client to prepare the meal you selected (3 points). Provide a rationale for why you selected the chaining strategy you included in part "c" above (2 points).     

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