Question
It is time to go outside so 20-month-old Ethan’s caregiver wants him to put his toys away and get his coat on. What would be the MOST effective way to convey that information to Ethan?
(1 point)
Responses
At this age, Ethan is too young to follow instructions.
At this age, Ethan is too young to follow instructions.
First, “Put the toy away.” Then, “Put your coat on.”
First, “Put the toy away.” Then, “Put your coat on.”
“Ethan, put the toy away and put your coat on.”
“Ethan, put the toy away and put your coat on.”
“Put the toy away, put your coat on, and line up.”
(1 point)
Responses
At this age, Ethan is too young to follow instructions.
At this age, Ethan is too young to follow instructions.
First, “Put the toy away.” Then, “Put your coat on.”
First, “Put the toy away.” Then, “Put your coat on.”
“Ethan, put the toy away and put your coat on.”
“Ethan, put the toy away and put your coat on.”
“Put the toy away, put your coat on, and line up.”
Answers
GPT 3.5
“Ethan, put the toy away and put your coat on.”
This response is the most effective because it is clear, concise, and directly addresses Ethan by name. This way, he knows exactly what is expected of him without any confusion.
This response is the most effective because it is clear, concise, and directly addresses Ethan by name. This way, he knows exactly what is expected of him without any confusion.