Extinction Crossword Puzzle

A behaviour that has been previously reinforced no longer results in the reinforcing consequences, and, therefore, the behaviour stops occurring in the future.
Another person terminates an aversive interaction, task, or activity after the occurrence of a target behaviour, and as a result, the behaviour is more likely to occur.
A behaviour produces a positively reinforcing consequence automatically, and the behaviour is strengthened, the behaviour is said to be maintained.
A behaviour may occur again even after it has not occurred for some time.
A behaviour that is no longer reinforced, increases briefly in frequency, duration or intensity before it decreases and ultimately stops.
A positively reinforcing consequence is delivered by another person after the target behaviour, and as a result, the behaviour is more likely to occur.
Determines whether extinction results in a rapid decrease or a more gradual decrease.
The target behaviour automatically reduces or eliminates an aversive stimulus as a consequence of the behaviour and the behaviour is strengthened.
Proves durable over time, if it appears in a wife variety of possible environments, or if it spreads to a wide variety of related behaviours.
Ability to perform a response over time, even after systematic applied behaviour procedures have been withdrawn.