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ERIC EJ696627: A Comparison of Response Cost and Differential Reinf...
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This study investigated the effectiveness of response
cost and differential reinforcement of other behavior
(DRO) in reducing the disruptive behaviors of 25 children
in a preschool classroom. Using an alternating treatments
design, disruptive behavior was reduced when the
participants earned tokens for the absence of disruptive
behavior (DRO) or lost tokens for the occurrence of
disruptive behavior (response cost). Initially, DRO was
more successful in reducing the number of disruptive
behaviors; however, over time, response cost proved to be
more effective.
Date Published: 2017-03-01 23:43:15
Identifier: ERIC_EJ696627
Item Size: 2772268
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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