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| The sudden and temporary reappearance of a Bx following extinction |
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| Reinforcing a response when certain stimuli are present but NOT reinforcing the SAME response when those stimuli are not present; S-R-S contingency |
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| Reinforcing some responses and NOT reinforcing other RESPONSES |
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| Differential Reinforcement |
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| Consists of two operations: reinforcement and extinction (not reinforcing); R-S contingency |
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| DRL-T=Differntial Reinforcement of low rates of responding-time |
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| This schedule consists of responses reinforced only if they are emitted after a specified amount of time has elapsed since the last response; criterion is set at a time above the avg IRT. |
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| DRL=Differential Reinforcement of low rates of responding |
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| These schedules of reinforcement require that a maximum number of responses occur in a given time period; criterion set just slightly below avg baseline |
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| Spaced Responding DRL or DRL-T |
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| DRL in which you break time period into shorter intervals and reward at the end of each segment |
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| DRL using an entire time period as the criterion; ex: whole class period |
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| the process by which a previously reinforced behavior is weakened by withholding reinforcement |
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| Behavior which has an effect on the environment |
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| when behavior is no longer reinforced, the behavior immediately and temporarily will increase in frequency, duration, and intensity before it decreases |
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| Extinction consists of masking the sensory consequences of the Bx |
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| DRO=Differential reinforcement of other Bx |
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| Schedule of reinforcement in which reinforcement is delivered whenever a specified amount of time has elapsed in which a specified Bx does not occur; used to decrease the rate of problem Bx; time interval usually set lower than the avg IRT |
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| DRI=Differential Reinforcement of Incompatible Bx |
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| Schedule of reinforcement in which reinforcement is delivered whenever a response occurs that is physically incompatible with the target Bx; it cannot occur concurrently with a specified target Bx |
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| DRA=Differential Reinforcement of Alternative Bx |
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| Schedule of reinforcement in which einforcement is delivered whenever a response occurs that may compete with the target Bx; the alternative BX are functionally equivalent to the target inappropriate Bx; target Bx not reinf., alternative Bx is reinforced |
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| Behavior that's reinforced by the most powerful reinforce & by denser schedule will occur more frequently than Bx that is reinforced by thinner schedules & less magnitude |
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