What is the term for a series of instructions used to ensure compliance with requests?

The term that describes a series of instructions designed to ensure compliance with requests is known as "Three-step guided compliance." This approach is structured to provide clear, systematic steps that can help individuals follow through with tasks or requests effectively.

In practice, this often involves guiding the individual through three distinct phases: an initial demonstration of the desired behavior, followed by prompting them to try it themselves, and finally, providing reinforcement or feedback to encourage the continuation of compliant behavior. This method is particularly effective because it breaks down tasks into manageable steps, making it easier for individuals to understand what is expected and how to achieve it.

The focus on three steps specifically allows for a targeted and coherent method of guiding compliance, ensuring that individuals not only understand the requests but also feel supported throughout the process.