It is frequently effective to over-reinforce a problem behavior until the reinforcer loses its reinforcing value and the behavior decreases.

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This strategy, known as "satiation," is not frequently recommended because it can initially increase the problem behavior and has unpredictable effects. Effective behavior change strategies typically involve reinforcing alternative, positive behaviors rather than over-reinforcing the problem behavior.

It Is Frequently Effective to Over-Reinforce a Problem Behavior Until