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Extinction-induced aggression

Aggression that appears or increases when reinforcement for a behavior is stopped, even though the aggression itself was not the behavior being reinforced.

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When whining no longer gets snacks, a learner starts pushing the RBT, which never happened before.

Can you spot extinction-induced aggression in a scenario?

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RBT D.6 · Behavior ReductionSide effects of extinction and punishment: bursts, resurgence, emotional responding, escape and avoidance
BCBA G.18 · Behavior-Change ProceduresEmotional and elicited side effects of behavior-change procedures
BCBA H.4 · Selecting and Implementing InterventionsPlanning for unwanted effects of reinforcement, extinction, and punishment

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