1. Demonstrate to the student different examples of matching clothes.
2. Set up two examples, one matching and one not, and ask the student to identify which set matches. If he or she is incorrect, provide the answer and explain why.
3. Along with one pair of pants, show two shirts, one matching and one not, and ask the student to show which shirt goes with the pants.
4. Expand Step 3 to choosing from three shirts (one matching and two not matching).
5. Reduce physical prompts to verbal requests.
6. Although not part of the behavioral objective, expand the concept of this training, if desired, to include other items such as socks, shoes, and belts.