How to Build a Behavior Momentum for Success

Behavior momentum is built on the premise that if we want a child to do something that might be perceived as more difficult for them, then what we can do is start out by giving them one easy task. And then they do the easy task, you say, go, i know you knew you could do it. Then we give them another easy task, and we reinforce them again. And then we give them a third easy task,  and we reinforcing them again. So an auditory processing problem mighd show itself as a behavior problem. Are just not paying attention. Or are using vocabulary words that were too hard for me. O your processing speed is delayed, or the directions