ERRORLESS LEARNING OR ERRORFUL? DEPENDS! Nellie’s a pro food search and rescue dog :). In this video, she's rescuing the orange cup full of nummies. As to the quesiton in the title, here’s the rule of thumb: When the contingency is fixed (i.e., the cue “sit” always means sitting will be reinforced), then reducing errors with such techniques as prompting and fading is the epitome of setting up learners for success. But, when contingencies are ever-changing, like with search and rescue behavior, a

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