ABA- Extinction Study Guide with Complete Solutions

ABA- Extinction Study Guide with Complete Solutions Extinction - Correct Answer️️ -procedure in which reinforcement of a previously reinforced behavior is discontinued, as a result behavior decreases in the future. Does not prevent occurrence of problem behavior, just changes environment so behavior will no longer contact reinforcement. Behavior will decrease because it no longer has a function Procedural Forms - Correct Answer️️ -ignoring the behavior, not letting them get out of it Functional Forms - Correct Answer️️ -withholding the maintaining reinforcers Extinction of Behavior maintained by + Reinforcement - Correct Answer️️ -Behavior no longer gets the attention/tangibles Extinction of Behavior maintained by - Reinforcement - Correct Answer️️ -Behavior no longer produces removal/escape (person can no longer get away from aversive situation) Extinction of Behavior maintained by Automatic Reinforcement - Correct Answer️️ - Masking/removing the sensory consequence TITLE: EMILLYCHARLOTTE 2024/2025 ACADEMIC PERIOD OWNER: EMILLYCHARLOTTE COPYRIGHT STATEMENT: ©2024 EMILLYCHARLOTTE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED FIRST PUBLISHED: SEPTEMBER 2024 2/3 Very difficult, not a recommended treatment method Gradual Decrease in Frequency and Amplitude - Correct Answer️️ -Slow reduction in how often and how intense behavior happens When reinforcement is removed can result in unreinforced responses (new behaviors or old ones coming back) Hard for parents/teachers to do and often reinforce at top of extinction burst Extinction Burst - Correct Answer️️ -Immediate increase in the frequency of the behavior after the removal of reinforcement Problem behavior worsen before showing improvement Best way to tell if you're using extinction effectively Reinforcement at top teaches a new, worse behavior Spontaneous Recovery - Correct Answer️️ -The behavior that diminished during extinction recurs again even though it doesn't contact reinfor