Jenna, BCBA, NYSLBA, M.S.Ed (@abanaturally) - Here’s an example of how you can use differential reinforcement. For better responses, you can provide a greater magnitude or longer duration for whatever it is you are using to reinforce. In this example, Grace was requesting (manding) for me to blow bubbles. The first time she asked, she said, “ba ba ba ba,” so I blew her a small bubble. The next time she asked, she said “bubble,” so I gave her a giant bubble and then provided many more bubbles for

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