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Prevalence of resurgence of destructive behavior when thinning reinforcement schedules during functional communication training by Briggs, Adam M., Fisher, Wayne W., Greer, Brian D., Kimball, Ryan T.

“…Functional communication training is a well‐established treatment for socially reinforced destructive behavior that typically includes differential…”
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Relapse and its mitigation: Toward behavioral inoculation by Kimball, Ryan T., Greer, Brian D., Fuhrman, Ashley M., Lambert, Joseph M.

“…Relapse following the successful treatment of problem behavior can increase the likelihood of injury and the need for more intensive care. Current research…”
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Six Things Practitioners Should Know about Renewal by Kimball, Ryan T, Kranak, Michael P

“…Individuals who engage in problem behavior receive treatment services in various settings, such as their homes, schools, and clinics. These individuals are…”
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Sustaining behavior reduction by transitioning the topography of the functional communication response by Randall, Kayla R., Greer, Brian D., Smith, Sean W., Kimball, Ryan T.

“…When a functional communication response (FCR) can be reliably occasioned, destructive behavior tends to be lower. However, the form of FCR may affect the…”
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Operant ABA renewal during dense and lean schedules of differential reinforcement by Kimball, Ryan T., Salvetti, Emily L., Day, Lindsay E., Karis, Rebecca, Silveira, John, Kranak, Michael P.

“…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…”
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Resurgence with and without an alternative response by Kimball, Ryan T., Kelley, Michael E., Podlesnik, Christopher A., Forton, Alex, Hinkle, Brandy

“…Resurgence is the reemergence of a previously reinforced response that occurs after the elimination or reduction of reinforcement for an alternative response…”
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Investigations of operant ABA renewal during differential reinforcement by Kimball, Ryan T., Greer, Brian D., Randall, Kayla R., Briggs, Adam M.

“…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…”
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Baseline reinforcement rate and resurgence of destructive behavior by Fisher, Wayne W., Saini, Valdeep, Greer, Brian D., Sullivan, William E., Roane, Henry S., Fuhrman, Ashley M., Craig, Andrew R., Kimball, Ryan T.

“…Concepts from behavioral momentum theory, along with some empirical findings, suggest that the rate of baseline reinforcement may contribute to the relapse of…”
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Greater reinforcement rate during training increases spontaneous recovery by Thrailkill, Eric A., Kimball, Ryan T., Kelley, Michael E., Craig, Andrew R., Podlesnik, Christopher A.

“…Spontaneous recovery occurs when a previously reinforced and recently extinguished response reemerges over the course of time, often at the beginning of a new…”
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Empirically Deriving Omission and Commission Errors for Relapse Tests: A Demonstration of Reverse Translation by Mitteer, Daniel R., Greer, Brian D., Randall, Kayla R., Kimball, Ryan T., Smith, Sean W.

“…Most studies examine treatment relapse by programming contextual changes with perfect treatment integrity or with omission errors in the absence of a context…”
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A preliminary investigation of eye-tracking software to inform an ABA renewal mitigation procedure by Randall, Kayla R., Arthur, Sydney A., Williams, Joshua L., Kimball, Ryan T.

“…ABA renewal is one type of operant renewal in which a target response is reinforced in a unique context (i.e., Context A), extinguished in novel context (i.e.,…”
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Understanding and Reacting to Relapse: Considerations for Practitioners by Neely, Jennifer A., Liddon, Clare J., Kimball, Ryan T., Fuhrman, Ashley M., Valentino, Amber L.

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