What does this mean The results of Wyatt's FA for latency to elope are depicted in Figure 1. Wyatt eloped from the EXT area with the shortest latency during the tangible and attention conditions (M = 9 and 30 s, respectively). His latency to elope during the escape condition was variable but quite low during some sessions (M = 127 s). Wyatt did not elope during the control condition. Wyatt allocated (allocation data are not depicted in figures) a mean of 286 of 300 s (95%) of his time to the NCR side during the attention condition. He allocated a mean of 287 s (95%) of his time to the NCR side in the tangible condition. He allocated a mean of 142 s (47%) of his time to the NCR side in the escape condition. Based on the results of the FA, we concluded that Wyatt's elopement was maintained by access to preferred items, access to adult attention, and escape from demands. The results of Wyatt's treatment evaluation are depicted in Figure 2. We implemented separate DRA + EXT treatments for tangible, attention, and escape contexts. The upper panel of Figure 2 depicts the results of the DRA + EXT