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| the environmental change which follows a response which decreases the future frequency of that Bx; contingent on bx |
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| A stimulus that when presented following a response decreases the future frequency of that Bx |
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| an environmental change in which a stimulus is added (presented) or magnified following a response which decreases the future frequency of that Bx |
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| Punishment by contingent presentation of an aversive stimulus |
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| contingent presentation of an aversive stimulus such as aversive sounds, tastes, smells, water mist, electro-faradic stimulation; presentation of aversive stimulus should be paired wit minimal social disapproval |
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| delivery of a verbal reprimand following the occurrence of misbehavior; should be short |
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| physically intervening as soon as person begins to emit the problem Bx to prevent or block the completion of the response |
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| the person is required to perform a response that is not topographically related to the problem Bx; physical exercise |
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| reductive procedure in which a person is required to exert effort contingent upon the occurrence of a behavior; the effect is to reduce the future frequency of that behavior |
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| Restitutional overcorrection |
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| contingent on bx occurring that disrupts environment, the person has to not only restore the environment to previous condition, but improve upon it |
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| practice skill/task ex: practice going into the bathroom and sitting on the toilet 30x after urinating in pants |
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| Contingent electric stimulation |
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| presentation of a brief electrical stimulus immediately following an occurrence of the problem bx |
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| Negative punishment (type II) |
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| an environmental change in which a stimulus is subtracted, withdrawn, removed or attenuated following a response, which decreases the frequency of that bx |
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| Time out from positive reinforcement |
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| type of negative punishment procedure in which a response starts a time; while the tier is running, the organism can't access reinforcers |
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| planned ignoring, time out ribbon, contingent observation and time out from a specific reinforcer |
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| partition or barrier time-out, hallway time-out, and other room time-out |
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| the loss of a specific amount of a positive reinforcer, contingent upon the occurrence of a bx; the effect is to reduce the future frequency of that bx |
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