Discrete trial training refers to a training and learning strategy where learning is measured by the number of correct trials over a specific timeframe.
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discrete trial training refers to a method of teaching readiness skills or other desired behaviors that involves a step-by-step approach of presenting a stimulus and requiring a specific response.
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