What is Extinction in ABA?

What is Extinction in ABA? It's a behavioral intervention technique that involves withholding reinforcement for a previously reinforced behavior, aiming to reduce or eliminate that behavior over time. Explore how extinction can empower individuals to develop new, more adaptive behaviors.
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[@alimal8179]

Thank you for your help. Straight forward. To the point with examples❤. No fluff. Appreciated🙌.

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[@Aminata579]

Indeed it helps

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[@mohammedsweeny2197]

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[@porschawilson4493]

Thanks for the information...extinction is withholding something but could it be for different reasons?

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Definitely could be!! Or at least we think so. Again, we aren't medical professionals so its always best to ask one or to do some extra research!!