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Modeling the effects of sensory reinforcers on behavioral persistence with alternative reinforcementPerhaps More Consideration of Pavlovian-Operant Interaction May Improve the Clinical Efficacy of Behaviorally Based Drug Treatment Programs.Using multiple schedules during functional communication training to promote rapid transfer of treatment effectsEvaluation of multiple schedules with naturally occurring and therapist-arranged discriminative stimuli following functional communication trainingEffects of signaled and unsignaled alternative reinforcement on persistence and relapse in children and pigeons.Treatment relapse and behavioral momentum theory.Resurgence as Choice.Basing assessment and treatment of problem behavior on behavioral momentum theory: Analyses of behavioral persistence.Evaluating the effects of discriminability on behavioral persistence during and following time-based reinforcement.Behavioral momentum and accumulation of mass in multiple schedules.Reinforcer magnitude attenuates: apomorphine's effects on operant pecking.Behavioral momentum theory fails to account for the effects of reinforcement rate on resurgence.Resurgence and alternative-reinforcer magnitude.Resistance to extinction and relapse in combined stimulus contexts.Reinforcer magnitude and rate dependency: evaluation of resistance-to-change mechanismsDogs' recognition of human selfish and generous attitudes requires little but critical experience with people.Editorial: a Very Special IssueBehavioral momentum and resurgence: Effects of time in extinction and repeated resurgence tests.Effects of high, low, and thinning rates of alternative reinforcement on response elimination and resurgence.A preliminary investigation on improving functional communication training by mitigating resurgence of destructive behavior.Resurgence: Response competition, stimulus control, and reinforcer control.Are preference and resistance to change convergent expressions of stimulus value?Using Mobile Technology to Reduce Engagement in Stereotypy: A Validation of Decision-Making Algorithms.Greater reinforcement rate during training increases spontaneous recovery.Achieving socially significant reductions in problem behavior following the interview-informed synthesized contingency analysis: A summary of 25 outpatient applications.Persistence during and resurgence following noncontingent reinforcement implemented with and without extinction.On the predictive validity of behavioral momentum theory for mitigating resurgence of problem behavior.The role of response force on the persistence and structure of behavior during extinction.Generalization of the disruptive effects of alternative stimuli when combined with target stimuli in extinction.Training reinforcement rates, resistance to extinction, and the role of context in reinstatement.Method of stimulus combination impacts resistance to extinction.Stimulus-reinforcer relations established during training determine resistance to extinction and relapse via reinstatement.Relations between rate of negative reinforcement and the persistence of task completion.Experience with dynamic reinforcement rates decreases resistance to extinction.Pavlovian conditioning enhances resistance to disruption of dogs performing an odor discrimination.Signaling added response-independent reinforcement to assess Pavlovian processes in resistance to change and relapse.Piloting the addition of contingency management to best practice counselling as an adjunct treatment for rural and remote disordered gamblers: study protocol.Minimizing resurgence of destructive behavior using behavioral momentum theory
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Behavioral momentum theory: equations and applications.
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Behavioral momentum theory: equations and applications.
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Behavioral momentum theory: equations and applications.
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Behavioral momentum theory: equations and applications.
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John A Nevin
Timothy A Shahan
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10.1901/JABA.2011.44-877
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2011-01-01T00:00:00Z