Limited-responding DRL is useful when two conditions hold: (a)some of the behavior is tolerable, but (b)the behavior must also be engaged in for a fixed period of time.

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Limited-responding DRL (Differential Reinforcement of Low Rates) is used to reduce the frequency of a behavior, not to ensure that a behavior is maintained for a fixed period of time. It is useful when some level of the behavior is acceptable but the goal is to decrease its frequency, not to extend its duration.

Limited-Responding DRL Is Useful When Two Conditions Hold: (A)some of the Behavior