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Extinction (EXT) is the removal of reinforcing consequences of a behavior that interferes with learning or safety in order to reduce the future occurrence of that behavior.
Module(s): Extinction
Extinction is a behavioral procedure that results in the reduction or elimination of a behavior when an individual stops receiving reinforcement for engaging in that behavior.1
Module(s): Extinction
This packet includes all the resources and materials, as well as an overview and a brief description of strategies/types/procedures for this evidence-based practice.
Module(s): Extinction
Cues that provide the leaner with information about a routine, activity, behavioral expectation, or skill demonstration. Visual supports can be helpful when initially teaching a learner to use a chosen replacement behavior.
Module(s): Extinction
Prompting and reinforcing the use of a replacement behavior--by providing the consequence requested by the replacement behavior--can reduce the negative consequences associated with extinction, including extinction-induced aggression.
Module(s): Extinction