ABA glossary
Elicited aggression
Also called respondent aggression
Definition
Aggression produced by aversive stimulation, often directed at whoever or whatever is nearby, whether or not it ends the aversive event; also called respondent aggression.
Example from a session
After a painful shot, a child strikes the nearest object.
Can you spot elicited aggression in a scenario?
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