Select the difference between total-task and backward chaining procedures. Group of answer choices In total-task chaining, the practitioner begins by prompting any steps that the learner could not perform in the natural sequence, while the practitioner would teach one step at a time in backward chaining. Only in the backward chaining procedure, the learner will encounter the terminal outcome in the initial sessions. HINT: Does total-task chaining completes the entire behavior chain as well? If the chain is completed, the terminal outcome should be delivered. All options show the differences between the two procedures. Only in total-task chaining, the entire behavior chain is completed. HINT: Completed here means completed by the learner or the instructor. In this case, is backward chaining includes the completion of the entire chain as well