A review of different investigators' definitions of resurgence revealed several common
features: First, characteristics of the resurgent, or target, response, such as its transience; …

Resurgence is the return of a previously reinforced response as conditions worsen for an
alternative response, such as the introduction of extinction, reductions in reinforcement, or …

Several studies have examined the prevalence of behavioral relapse among individuals
with intellectual and developmental disabilities following common treatment challenges …

Resurgence refers to a behavioral process in which a recent response is extinguished (or
reinforcement conditions worsen) and a previously extinguished response recurs. In …

Renewal is a type of relapse that occurs due to a change in context. Previous research has
demonstrated that renewal of target responding may occur despite the availability of …

The term renewal describes the recurrence of previously extinguished behavior that occurs
when the intervention context changes. Renewal has important clinical relevance as a …

Operant renewal is a form of relapse in which a previously extinguished response recurs
due to a change in context. We designed two experiments to examine the impact of …

Resurgence experiments sometimes include an operandum on which a history of
reinforcement has not been experimentally established. The purpose of this control …

Functional communication training (FCT) is an evidence‐based treatment for behavior
targeted for reduction that often combines extinction for target responses and arranges …

Resurgence is defined as an increase in a previously extinguished target response (B 1)
resulting from the worsening of conditions for a more recently reinforced alternative …