“…These results are consistent with previous studies (Flannery & Horner, 1994;Schmitt et al, Tustin, 1995; for a review; see Brewer et al, 2014). Additionally, our results demonstrate that advance notice could increase compliance in this context, which is consistent with Vasquez et al (2017). By contrast, there are several studies showing that advance notice is ineffective in treating transition-related problem behavior in the absence of escape extinction (i.e., physically transitioning the individual following noncompliance 2 ; e.g., Cote et al, 2005;McCord et al, 2001;Wilder et al, 2010).…”