Behavioral contrast is defined as a change in reinforcement conditions in one context that
causes a change in behavior in the opposite direction in another, unchanged context …

In the clinic, differential reinforcement of alternative behavior (DRA) often involves
programming extinction for destructive behavior while reinforcing an alternative form of …

Individuals who engage in problem behavior receive treatment services in various settings,
such as their homes, schools, and clinics. These individuals are also likely to experience …

Behavioral treatments are an effective means for reducing or eliminating problem behavior.
However, these treatments may lose their effectiveness when implemented over extended …

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 …

Renewal is one form of behavioral relapse in which a previously reduced response
reemerges following a contextual change. Renewal is prevalent during clinical interventions …

Laboratory models of renewal are critical for understanding this form of behavioral relapse
and informing clinical practice to reduce the occurrence of relapse and facilitate the …

A previously reinforced and then extinguished response can recur following a change in the
environmental context despite extinction remaining in effect, often referred to as renewal …

ABA renewal as one type of behavioural relapse occurs when a behaviour successfully
reduced in one context re-emerges when a previously experienced context is reintroduced …

Laboratory models of renewal are critical to inform clinical practice to reduce the occurrence
of relapse and facilitate the maintenance of treatment gains. Nonsequential renewal is a …