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Omission Training
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DescriptionOmission training is a schedule of reinforcement that acts to reduce unwanted actions.
Be careful in this not to cause other unwanted actions, such as a dog drooling while waiting to be fed. ExampleA dog trainer stops a dog jumping up by getting it to sit when it is excited and then wait until they are told they can stand. A student who interrupts too often is told that each time they do not interrupt for a whole five minutes they will get a point in the school reward system. This encourages them to hold back and interrupt less often. DiscussionOmission training can be used in tandem with other procedures, such as building alternative, more desirable actions. Omission training is also known as Differential Reinforcement of Other Behavior, or Differential Reinforcement of Alternative Behavior, or just DRO. See also
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