Autism Jargon: DRI (Differential Reinforcement of Incompatible Behavior)

Shannon offers her weekly autism jargon term, DRI (Differential Reinforcement of Incompatible Behavior), and explains it in a way that doesn't make us want to pull our hair out!

[johannashear]

You are able to put these terms into relatable concepts and have been reading definitions and trying to teach myself for weeks now, and I was reading the same sentence over and over and over again without actually absorbing the concept. In all honesty, I was beginning to think I was really stupid. Today I have been watching your videos and actually feel like I will pass my RBT exam now! Thank you.

[sujatabhogal]

Thanks for the humor you added, it helps to understand better:)

[candacelee]

Thanks for the in depth description and examples, they helped so much!! I would like to hear less leading up to it, but the content was very helpful!!

[rashekialataelife]

So helpful, recevied more knowledge just watch 1 time and be studying this for weeks.

[raquelsolomovic]

You are amazing! thank you for your incredible work

[aixarodriguez]

I REALLY LIKE THE WAY YOU EXPLAIN, YOU ARE ABLE TO PROVIDE SUCH INCREDIBLE EXAMPLES OF OUR REAL LIFE.THANKS A LOT

[Dathatredguy]

I love these videos they are so helpful. In the beginning this was very hard for me. Now I'm starting to understand.

[yadiralavandera]

Thanks fir all your videos and help. Could you tell me if with Elopement we can use DRI as an intervention

[irmsbusinos]

Thank You Ms Now I really Understand the meaning of DRI, DRA, DRO It really helps me a lot.

[laurensmom]

I am learning so much from your videos.

[jakehigingbotham]

This really a great video. It teaches well.

[lakergirl]

Do you have a book or something related to these terms??