Assignment task:
Toilet trained is defined as independently manding for "potty" and voiding in toilet without caregiver prompting for 100% of opportunities. Non-examples include not manding for potty or only voiding in the toilet when prompted by a caregiver. Another non-example includes voiding outside of the toilet. Toilet trained is defined as the ability to go to the bathroom when requested by a therapist and demonstrate completing a routine. Non-examples include not being able to demonstrate the toileting routine when requested by the therapist or going to the potty when the therapist hasn't requested it. Toilet trained, including voiding in the toilet, is evidenced by a child saying bathroom when requested to say bathroom on 100% of opportunities. Onset is when the child begins to say bathroom and offset occurs when the child stops saying bathroom. Non-examples include going to the bathroom without saying bathroom or saying bathroom on less than 100% of opportunities. Need Online Assistance?