Application of a terminal schedule probe method to inform schedule thinning with multiple schedules
Craig W. Strohmeier,
Mirela Cengher,
Michelle D. Chin
et al.
Abstract:Multiple schedules are effective at decreasing challenging behavior and maintaining alternative behavior at acceptable levels. Currently, no conclusive guidance is available for empirically deriving multiple‐schedule components (continuous reinforcement for alternative behavior and extinction for challenging behavior [discriminative stimulus] and extinction for both alternative and challenging behavior [delta stimulus]) during the schedule‐thinning process. In the current investigation, we describe a terminal … Show more
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