In , the client is taught to forgo engaging in the target behavior that is producing reinforcement for a designated amount of time. Fulfilling this requirement is the contingency for authorized access to the sensory or tangible reinforcer.

Omission training (DRO)

Explanation:

Omission training (Differential Reinforcement of Other Behavior)  is the training which people are taught in reinforcement for absence of desired behavior. It focuses on stopping undesirable behavior.

This behavior is stooped through taking away or eliminating something that is pleasurable and enjoyable to the subject or making them understand and teach them for attaining desired behavior.

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~courtney

answer; (true);