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#1. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) is working with a client who is quickly becoming satiated on preferred edible reinforcers during Discrete Trial Training (DTT) sessions. The client’s motivation to work for these items diminishes rapidly. Based on best practices in Applied Behavior Analysis, which of the following strategies, or combination of strategies, should the BCBA consider to prevent or mitigate reinforcer satiation and maintain the effectiveness of the reinforcers?
This option directly aligns with effective strategies to prevent reinforcer satiation and maintain the potency of reinforcers 1 Implementing a token economy system This allows for the use of generalized conditioned reinforcers tokens that can be exchanged for a variety of backup reinforcers reducing the likelihood of satiation on any single item and providing a more flexible reinforcement system 2 Restricting access to the reinforcer outside of DTT By limiting free access to highly preferred items a state of deprivation is maintained According to the motivating operations MO concept establishing operations EOs increase the effectiveness of a stimulus as a reinforcer and evoke behavior that has been reinforced by that stimulus Restricting access creates an EO for the reinforcer thereby increasing its value during teaching sessions 3 Fading reinforcement appropriately Moving from a continuous reinforcement CRF schedule to an intermittent schedule eg variable ratio or variable interval as behavior becomes established helps to thin the schedule of reinforcement This reduces the frequency of reinforcer delivery making satiation less likely and promoting more persistent responding
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