It is not acceptable to include agreement on blank intervals in computing an IOR when one is interested in decreasing a behavior and having agreement that the behavior did not occur.

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Including agreement on blank intervals (intervals where the behavior did not occur) is acceptable and often encouraged in computing Interobserver Reliability (IOR) when interested in decreasing a behavior. This is because it ensures that observers are consistently identifying the absence of the behavior, which is just as important as identifying its occurrence for accurate measurement and analysis.

It Is Not Acceptable to Include Agreement on Blank Intervals