Tacts are a type of verbal behavior in which a person labels or describes objects, events, or actions in their environment. This behavior is often used to share information or express observations. Tacts are important in communication as they help individuals convey their thoughts and experiences to others. In the field of behavior analysis, tacts are considered a fundamental component of language development. They differ from other verbal behaviors, such as mands, which are requests, and echoics, which involve repeating what someone else has said. Understanding tacts can enhance teaching strategies for individuals with language delays or disorders.