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Glam Team Makeover No Outcome ABA · take turns, together
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✦ The salon is open ✦
Glam Team
Makeover

A client is on their way to the salon. Take turns with your glam partner and get the whole look ready together.

🧼 Skincare → 💄 Makeup → 💇 Hair → 💎 Accessories
Glam
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Booking the glam team
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✦ Our makeover
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The look was not finished this time - that is fine. The turn-taking still counts.
Glam team photo booth
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Look what you two made together.
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Method & sources

Clinician reference - not shown to the learner

Turn-taking taught as a short behavior chain - take a turn → relinquish → wait → ask for it back → resume - inside a motivating shared activity (a collaborative glam makeover). Both players take the same-size turn; the learner earns extra time as a reward for handing over.

Relinquish & wait = tolerance for delayed reinforcement
Handing over is reinforced (a token); "earn more time" fades the delay in reverse. Fisher, Thompson, Hagopian, Bowman & Krug (2000), Behavior Modification.
"They forget" → I ask = contrived MO + interrupted chain
Withholding the expected turn contrives a motivating operation, evoking the mand under MO control. Sundberg et al. (2002); Hall & Sundberg (1987); Endicott & Higbee (2007).
Fadeable visual cue > vocal prompt
The ask-cue steps down (full → short → icon → none) so responding transfers to the MO, not the prompt. Sweeney-Kerwin et al. (2007).
Turn-taking as a social-communication target
Structured back-and-forth with visual "my turn / their turn" supports and reinforcement (Lee & Staggs, 2021; Schertz et al., 2018).

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