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Question Type
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Example
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Strict Inclusion:
X is a kind of Y.
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- What kinds of things has the doctor told you about Paul’s self-abusive behavior?
- What kinds of memory problems do you have?
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Spatial:
X is a place in/a part of Y.
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- What are the parts of a storytelling presentation?
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Cause-Effect:
X is a cause of Y: X is a result of Y.
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- What are some causes of Paul’s tantrums?
- What are the causes of your feeling isolated?
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Rationale:
X is a reason for doing Y.
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- What are your reasons for taking Paul off his medications?
- What are your reasons for not wearing hearing aids?
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Location for action:
X is a place for doing Y.
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- What are places that you take Paul to calm him down?
- What places do you visit for outings with your grandkids?
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Function:
X is used for Y.
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- What do you use the PECs pictures for with Paul at home?
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Means-End:
X is a way to do Y.
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- In what ways does Paul let you know what he wants?
- What do you do to remember your class assignments?
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Sequence:
X is a step (stage) in Y.
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- Tell me about the steps you go through to get Paul ready for school.
- Tell me about the steps you use in preparing to tell a story.
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Attribution:
X is attribute of Y.
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- Describe the characteristics of people who can babysit for Paul.
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