What is Forward Chaining primarily focused on?

Forward Chaining is primarily focused on teaching a task by starting with the first step and progressively teaching each subsequent step in the order they naturally occur. This method helps learners gain an understanding of the task sequence by completing each step in its proper context, reinforcing their learning as they build upon each step sequentially.

In the correct answer, the approach is emphasized as beginning with the introductory step and incrementally advancing to the entire task. This method allows the learner to master one step at a time before moving on to the next, which can be particularly beneficial in developing confidence and competence in performing the entire task autonomously.

The other choices do not accurately reflect the principles of Forward Chaining; teaching the last step first, completing the entire task at once, or training every step simultaneously describes other instructional strategies that do not utilize the step-by-step progression inherent in Forward Chaining.