A consequence that is directly produced by the response – it is not provided by someone else – and that increases the behavior above a no-reinforcer baseline.

Differential reinforcement of alternative behavior (DRA)

A differential reinforcement procedure in which the problem behavior is extinguished while a different (alternative) response is reinforced.

Differential reinforcement of high-rate behavior (DRH)

A differential reinforcement procedure in which responding at a rate below a specified threshold is extinguished and responding at a rate above that threshold is reinforced.

Differential reinforcement of incompatible behavior (DRI)

A differential reinforcement procedure in which the problem behavior is extinguished while a different response – one that cannot be emitted while engaged in the problem behavior – is reinforced.

Differential reinforcement of low-rate behavior (DRL)

A differential reinforcement procedure in which responding at a rate above a specified threshold is extinguished and responding at a rate below that threshold is reinforced.

Differential reinforcement of other behavior (DRO)

A differential reinforcement procedure in which the problem behavior is extinguished and abstaining from this behavior for a specified interval of time is reinforced.

Differential reinforcement of variability

A differential reinforcement procedure in which repetition is extinguished and novel responding is reinforced.

Responding that meets the negative reinforcement contingency no longer removes or reduces the aversive event. As a result, responding falls to baseline (no-reinforcer) levels.

Temporary increase in the rate, magnitude, or duration of the previously reinforced response.

Extinction-induced emotional behavior

A temporary increase in negative emotions following a transition from positive reinforcement to operant extinction.

Extinction-induced resurgence

When one operant behavior is extinguished, other behaviors that were previously reinforced are emitted again.

Extinction-induced variability

An increase in the variety of operant response topographies following extinction.

Responding that meets the reinforcement contingency no longer produces the reinforcer and, as a result, falls to baseline (no-reinforcer) levels.

Response topography (Topograph)

The physical movement or form of the response.

Spontaneous recovery of operant behavior

Temporary resumption of operant responding following time away from the extinction setting.

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Question	Answer
Automatic reinforcer	A consequence that is directly produced by the response – it is not provided by someone else – and that increases the behavior above a no-reinforcer baseline.
Differential reinforcement of alternative behavior (DRA)	A differential reinforcement procedure in which the problem behavior is extinguished while a different (alternative) response is reinforced.
Differential reinforcement of high-rate behavior (DRH)	A differential reinforcement procedure in which responding at a rate below a specified threshold is extinguished and responding at a rate above that threshold is reinforced.
Differential reinforcement of incompatible behavior (DRI)	A differential reinforcement procedure in which the problem behavior is extinguished while a different response – one that cannot be emitted while engaged in the problem behavior – is reinforced.
Differential reinforcement of low-rate behavior (DRL)	A differential reinforcement procedure in which responding at a rate above a specified threshold is extinguished and responding at a rate below that threshold is reinforced.
Differential reinforcement of other behavior (DRO)	A differential reinforcement procedure in which the problem behavior is extinguished and abstaining from this behavior for a specified interval of time is reinforced.
Differential reinforcement of variability	A differential reinforcement procedure in which repetition is extinguished and novel responding is reinforced.
Escape extinction	Responding that meets the negative reinforcement contingency no longer removes or reduces the aversive event. As a result, responding falls to baseline (no-reinforcer) levels.
Extinction burst	Temporary increase in the rate, magnitude, or duration of the previously reinforced response.
Extinction-induced emotional behavior	A temporary increase in negative emotions following a transition from positive reinforcement to operant extinction.
Extinction-induced resurgence	When one operant behavior is extinguished, other behaviors that were previously reinforced are emitted again.
Extinction-induced variability	An increase in the variety of operant response topographies following extinction.
Operant extinction	Responding that meets the reinforcement contingency no longer produces the reinforcer and, as a result, falls to baseline (no-reinforcer) levels.
Response topography (Topograph)	The physical movement or form of the response.
Spontaneous recovery of operant behavior	Temporary resumption of operant responding following time away from the extinction setting.

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