Response interruption and redirection: A scoping review of its procedural permutations and participant pools.
Samantha L. Breeman,
Jason C. Vladescu,
Tina M. Sidener
et al.
Abstract:Behaviors maintained by automatic reinforcement pose unique challenges for behavior analysts because identifying and controlling the maintaining consequence variables can be difficult or even impossible. Response interruption and redirection (RIRD) is an evidence-based procedure to reduce such behaviors (Dowdy et al., 2020). While this intervention approach has been reviewed, those previous reviews of the literature have not analyzed the various methodologies across RIRD applications or identified whether RIRD… Show more
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