To increase the likelihood that treatment gains during therapy will carry over to the client's real-life setting, therapists will

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Teaching behaviors that are likely to be naturally reinforced in a client's environment ensures that the positive behaviors learned in therapy are more likely to be maintained outside of therapy. This approach helps clients to integrate and apply therapeutic gains in real-life settings by leveraging the natural consequences and reinforcements that occur in their everyday lives.  Generalization techniques attempt to increase the similarity between therapy and real-life settings of target behaviors, models, reinforcers, and demands of the environment.

To Increase the Likelihood That Treatment Gains During Therapy Will