ABA glossary
Stimulus-reinforcer relation
Definition
The overall rate and magnitude of reinforcement available in a stimulus context, whether or not it depends on the target response; in momentum theory it mainly governs resistance to change.
Example from a session
Adding free praise in a classroom strengthens the stimulus-reinforcer relation there.
Can you spot stimulus-reinforcer relation in a scenario?
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