extinction

When is Extinction Used?

Extinction is commonly used to address behaviors such as:
- Tantrums
- Night waking
- Refusal to eat certain foods
- Inappropriate crying
It is particularly effective in dealing with behaviors that are maintained by attention, a common reinforcer in young children.

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