Which Characterizes Discrete Trial Learning with Youngsters with Intellectual Disability

Which characterizes discrete trial learning with youngsters with intellectual disability?

A) Learning trials are initiated by the child.
B) Learning is designed to occur in natural situations, such as during at-home parent-child interactions.
C) It is believed to be particularly useful for enhancing generalization of skills.
D) Learning is structured with the trainer strongly directing the tasks and consequences to the child.