Satiation definition
Satiation means the repetition of a task/activity/behavior to the point that a person is unable to perform the task even one more time.
Satiation means a Level III Intervention that presents an overabundance of a reinforcer to promote a reduction in the occurrence of the problem. Satiation is not used with Enforced Compliance.
Examples of Satiation in a sentence
The below list are interventions that are considered restrictive interventions: Exclusion from extracurricular activities Food delay Forced physical guidance Restraint Suspension (in school and out) Satiation Time-out Negative practices Isolated Time-out Expulsion (may only occur after an IEP team has determined the behavior is not a manifestation of the student’s disability.
The Operant Conditioning Techniques to reduce and/or extinguish behaviours are: Extinction, Time out of Reinforcement, Response Cost, Satiation and Negative Practice, Differential Reinforcement, Overcorrection, and Punishment.