Autism Jargon: Differential Reinforcement

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Thank you for your explanation. I get it now! Differential reinforcement.

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This explanation of differential reinforcement sounds alot like shaping.

[@rebeccatitus5664]

Because it is

[@alibobali4032]

Shaping seems to be more like a technique, an ABA teaching tool, that uses differential reinforcement. Differential reinforcement is a consequence of a given behavior -- whether it's reinforced and how. DRA, DRO, DRI, etc... It's a type of behavior-consequence that can "shape" behavior but not the same thing as Shaping as a procedure.

[@Sare.rbutto]

What is the difference between Differential Reinforcement and Shaping?

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I just asked the same question

[@karlamata7421]

is there a difference between differential reinforcement and shaping ?or same?

[@kristenmonet433]

Leo and Lee I think differential reinforcement is the actual reinforcing or rewarding part of shaping. So everytime a new step is added the prior step is no longer reinforced but the current skill is.

[@kholoudkhawkha91kholoudkha97]

No because shaping is reinforcing approximation of the target behaviour and not another response how ever in differential reinforcement is reinforcing approximation of the target behaviour and OTHER POTENTIAL CORRECT RESPONSES

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