“…Furthermore, when resurgence does occur with such changes in reinforcement, there is an increased risk of the caregiver mistakenly reinforcing problem behavior, which may cause rapid reacquisition (e.g., Bouton, ) or response‐dependent reinstatement (e.g., Podlesnik & Shahan, ) of problem behavior. Applied and translational research has generally shown such errors of commission to be more detrimental to treatment efficacy than simple errors of omission (i.e., not reinforcing the alternative response; Leon, Wilder, Majdalany, Myers, & Saini, ; St. Peter Pipkin, Vollmer, & Sloman, ) Thus, resurgence appears to pose a serious threat to the durability of effective behavior change in applied settings.…”