Peterson, Matthew C Ghezzi, Patrick M Rapp, John T
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Journal of applied behavior analysis
This study evaluated the extent to which a conjugate reinforcement schedule (CONJ) involving a contingency between pedaling a stationary bike and viewing a preferred movie could serve as a translational preparation for the analysis of automatically reinforced behavior. In part, researchers examined whether providing participants with either an accu...
Kurt, Onur Cevher, Zehra Kutlu, Metehan
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The purpose of the present study was to investigate the effectiveness of video modeling to teach safety skills during earthquakes and postearthquake evacuation to children with autism. Three male children with autism, aged 9-10 years, participated in the study. The results indicate that video modeling was effective at promoting the acquisition of "...
Norris, Halle M Greer, Brian D
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Journal of applied behavior analysis
The literature offers few recommendations for sequencing exposure to treatment conditions with individuals with multiply maintained destructive behavior. Identifying relative preference for the functional reinforcers maintaining destructive behavior may be one means of guiding that decision. The present study presents a preliminary attempt at devel...
Critchfield, Thomas S
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To maximize its influence, applied behavior analysis must both create solutions and shape public policy to implement those solutions at scale. From the perspective of data-driven decision making, it is illogical to talk about seeking public policy influence without consulting evidence showing when influence has been achieved. One relevant form of e...
Falligant, John Michael Kranak, Michael P Piersma, Drew E Benson, Ryan Schmidt, Jonathan D Frank-Crawford, Michelle A
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Renewal is a relapse phenomenon that refers to the recurrence of a previously reduced behavior following a change in stimulus conditions. Muething et al. (2022) examined the phenomenology of renewal among individuals with automatically maintained challenging behavior treated at an outpatient clinic. We replicated their findings by retrospectively e...
Muething, Colin Cariveau, Tom Bottini, Summer Slocum, Sarah Williams, Catherine Gillespie, Scott Scheithauer, Mindy
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Procedural extinction is sometimes associated with a temporary increase in responding known as an extinction burst. Extinction bursts present unique challenges in the context of treating behavior targeted for reduction. The present study updates the prevalence of extinction bursts using a clinical sample (N = 108) receiving treatment for targeted b...
Twyman, Janet Pinkelman, Sarah Kenyon, Shawn Heward, William L Lattal, Kennon A Critchfield, Thomas S
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Johnston, James
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St Peter, Claire C
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Lerman, Dorothea C Fritz, Jennifer N
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