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Erin Bertoli, BCBA at Brett DiNovi & Associates reviews interventions for the treatment of stereotypy including matched stimulation procedures and response interruption redirection in individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities. Topics covered in this video can be found in the fourth edition task list under D-19, J-10, and E-1.

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