 Anyway, non-exclusion timeout often referred to or sometimes referred to or maybe not commonly referred to but sometimes and anyway You get the idea non-exclusionary timeout really depends on who's writing the term non-exclusionary timeout is specifically used when you're trying to use a timeout procedure in a classroom or a group setting, right? and you need to make sure that the reinforcers are not delivered for this person because they're in timeout and But you can't really remove them from the scenario without disrupting too much a classroom is a common scenario here So you can do things like saying hey, little Billy got out of line So little Billy you're in timeout, but you need to get in your seat In other words, I'm not going to call on you or give you any attention for the next X number of minutes To make it easier on the behavior manager. You can use one of these blue little rubbers All right, so just put this on the child like so all right see that thing It's a little tight on me, but I don't know why I slipped into an accident. I apologize So it's a little tight on me But the teacher would know that little Billy is in timeout as long as that thing is on So she he or whatever is not going to call on little Billy when he's purchased when he's in his non-exclusionary timeout The idea being that timeout when it's an exclusion process Some people get a little weird about the fact that you're taking this kiddo out of a natural environment You're you're excluding them from normal things So you can use timeout which really is a shortened version of what it really means is timeout from Reinforcement right so so time out so you can use timeout from reinforcement in a setting where people are without excluding them by Signaling that timeout that reinforcers are not available for a certain period of time