Reinforcing Replacement Behavior: DRA and DRO

[@meganwoods2929]

I’ve watched multiple videos on this topic and this one by far is the best one

[@tracybrandonbui2299]

Thank you for this video. Straight to the point and easy to understand!

[@kealepennington2376]

I read the comment from 3 years back and sure that person most likely doesn't need a response back by now but for others who are curious... DRI differs in that it's Differential Reinforcement of Incompatible behavior where you would have the client do a behavior that is incompatible with the target behavior... if a students yelling or screaming for instance, an incompatible behavior would be asking them to take a drink of water. An incompatible behavior for hitting a desk would be having them hold something in their hand. Etc and etc.

[@Johnysmithapple]

Thank-you so much for this! So helpful for prepping for the competency assessment!

[@fannyechavarria566]

Thanks so much for your video. It is really informative.

[@diamondneal7580]

Although this video was helpful +Autism Spectrum Therapies, I was wondering if you could explain how Differential Reinforcement of Incompatible Behaviors (DRI) differs from DRO and DRA? Thank you.

[@brandonbui7654]

Thank you for this awesome explanation.

[@DanielleFitzmorris]

Great job! Very helpful thank you!

[@candacelee4317]

Really awesome explanation of the differences between these two types of differential reinforcement, thank you!! As mentioned previously, could you do another one with DRA vs DRO vs DRI? Thanks again!!

[@carmelkaplan6046]

Perfect explanation

[@younglight6201]

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[@marita3536]

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[@savannahschauer1749]

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