Behavioral treatment gains established in one setting do not always maintain in other
settings. The present review examines the relevance of basic and translational research to …

A review of different investigators' definitions of resurgence revealed several common
features: First, characteristics of the resurgent, or target, response, such as its transience; …

Resurgence is the return of a previously reinforced response as conditions worsen for an
alternative response, such as the introduction of extinction, reductions in reinforcement, or …

Behavioral treatments arranging differential reinforcement effectively treat severe problem
behavior while interventions are underway. However, many events challenge these …

The behavioral‐momentum model of resurgence predicts reinforcer rates within a
resurgence preparation should have three effects on target behavior. First, higher reinforcer …

Cognition and behavior exhibit biases consistent with future expectations, and some of
these biases result in momentum-like effects and have been linked with the idea of …

Treatment relapse, defined as the reemergence of problem behavior after treatment, is a
serious difficulty faced by clinicians. Failures of treatment integrity (ie, failure to implement …

Concepts from behavioral momentum theory, along with some empirical findings, suggest
that the rate of baseline reinforcement may contribute to the relapse of severe destructive …

Functional communication training (FCT) is one of the most commonly prescribed
interventions for the treatment of severe destructive behavior exhibited by individuals with …

Los tratamientos conductuales para la conducta problema en los que se emplea el
reforzamiento diferencial pueden resultar en recaídas debido a una variedad de …