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- Differential reinforcement of other behavior (DRO) is a behavioral strategy used to decrease problematic behaviors in different groups of people.
- The review focuses on recent research from the past five years that explores how DRO works and its underlying mechanisms.
- Additionally, the findings have important implications for practitioners and applied researchers in the field of behavior management.
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Differential reinforcement of other behavior (DRO) has been applied to reduce problem behavior in various forms across different populations. We review DRO research from the last 5 years, with a focus on studies that enhance our understanding of the underlying mechanisms of DRO. We also discuss implications for practitioners and applied researchers.
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