 Non-exclusionary timeout. This is just like timeout. Well, hold on, hold on, hold on. Stop calling it timeout. Use the full term and you'll understand why it works. Timeout from reinforcement. So probably positive reinforcement, right? Because if it was timeout from negative reinforcement, it would get really confusing and very difficult to pull off. So timeout from positive reinforcement, timeout from reinforcement. You'll think about that for a while and you'll understand why timeout from negative reinforcement is really challenging. But you could do it if you really were skilled. So non-exclusionary timeout as much as video is actually about, which is where instead of taking the person going up, you're in timeout, put you in a box, sit you over here, right? That's exclusionary timeout. You are no longer allowed to participate in whatever nice fun social event it is that we have going on or whatever. Like for example my kiddo, he gets a little out of line once a while, timeout! And I do it like that just because it's fun. So and then I give him the time, like timeout! Three minutes, right? So I send him down the hallway for three minutes and he sits down, he's got a timeout spot. That's exclusionary because he's excluding. I could also say, timeout! Three minutes and then just turn my back on him or that's kind of exclusionary. I can just let him sit there and then not talk to him and direct the rest of the children and the family not to talk to him and direct the adults in the family not to talk to him and so on and so forth. That would be non-exclusionary. It happens in the classroom too. You can put like a timeout ribbon on the kiddo, right? You engage in inappropriate response and I put a timeout ribbon on you, all right? In other words, no matter what you do, you're not going to get any amount of attention for the next three or four minutes as long as that ribbons on or something like that. So non-exclusionary, you're not removing them from the environment but you are removing the sources of reinforcement for their behavior. Timeout!