ABA glossary
Differential reinforcement of low rates
Also called DRL
Definition
Reinforcing a behavior only when it occurs at or below a set rate, or after enough time has passed since the last response; for behaviors acceptable in moderation.
Example from a session
A student earns praise if he asks 3 or fewer questions in a lesson.
Can you spot differential reinforcement of low rates in a scenario?
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