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Extinction
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The procedure of withholding reinforcers that maintain behavior
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Escape extinction
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Behaviors maintained by negative reinforcement that no longer produce a removal of the aversive stimulus
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Extinction burst
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An initial increase in the frequency of the response after the removal of positive, negative, or automatic reinforcement
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Resistance to extinction
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Continued responding during the extinction process
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Sensory extinction
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Behaviors maintained by automatic reinforcement are placed on extinction by ,asking or removing the sensory consequence
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Spontaneous recovery
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The reappearance of a behavior after it has diminished to its prereinforcement level or stopped entirely
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Decks in class (25)
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Chapter 1 Definition And Characteristics16
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Chapter 3- Target behaviors15
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Chapter 4- Measuring Behavior22
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Chapter 5- Improving and assessing the quality of behavior20
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IOA MEASURES -Chapter 59
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Chapter 11 Positive Reinforcement21
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Chapter 12- Negative Reinforcement9
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Chapter 14- punishment by Stimulus Presentation14
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Chapter 15- Punishment by Removal of a Stimulus11
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Chapter 19- Shaping Behavior7
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Chapter 20- Chaining11
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Chapter 21- Extinction6
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Chapter 22- Differential Reinforcement11
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Chapter 26- Contingency Contracting12
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Chapter 27- Self-Management methods8
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Chapter 24- Functionsl Assessment7
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Chapter 6- Graphing Display19
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Chapter 7: Analyzing Behavior Change: Basic Assumptions And Strategies25
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Chapter 8- Reversal And Alternatimg Treatments Designs10
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Chapter 9- Multiple Baseline And Changing Criterion Designs7
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Chapter 10 Planning Research10
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Chapter 13 Schedules Of Reinforcement25
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Chapter 16 Motivating Operations12
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Chapter 17 Stimulus Control15
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Chapter 28 Generalization19
