Which of the following is NOT a type of prompt fading method?

Reinforcement prompting is not recognized as a method of prompt fading. Prompts are strategies used to assist individuals in performing a desired behavior, and prompt fading involves gradually reducing these prompts to promote independence in the learner.

Most to least prompting and least to most prompting are both strategies that involve adjusting the level of support provided, either by starting with more assistance and gradually reducing it, or starting with minimal assistance and increasing it as needed. The time delay procedure similarly involves providing a prompt and then gradually increasing the amount of time before delivering that prompt again, encouraging the learner to respond independently over time.

In contrast, reinforcement prompting doesn't fit within these commonly established procedures of fading prompts, as it focuses more on providing external rewards for desired behaviors rather than systematically reducing assistance. This distinction is important for understanding how prompt fading aims to enhance learner independence.