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Evidence-based Practice Modules

A Case for RIR
Response Interruption & Redirection (RIR) is the introduction of a prompt, comment, or other distractors when an interfering behavior is occurring that is designed to divert the learner’s attention away from the interfering behavior and results in its reduction.
Module(s): Response Interruption & Redirection
Plan RIR: Select an Alternative Behavior
An alternative behavior must be selected to take the place of the interfering behavior.
Module(s): Response Interruption & Redirection
Use RIR: Reinforce Alternative Behavior
When first beginning to use response interruption/redirection, it is important to use continuous reinforcement by providing the learner on the spectrum the identified reinforcer(s) each time the learner uses the alternative behavior.
Module(s): Response Interruption & Redirection
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