Three Dimensions Commonly Used to Measure the Direction and Level

question 8

Multiple Choice

Three dimensions commonly used to measure the direction and level of change in goal behaviors are:

• A) frequency, intensity, and symptomology.
• B) Intensity, symptomology, and duration.
• C) frequency, intensity, and duration.
• D) frequency, symptomology, and duration.

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Definitions:

Trust

A strong conviction in someone's or something's trustworthiness, truthfulness, capability, or durability.

Developmental Task

A skill or growth responsibility that is typically achieved at a certain age, contributing to the overall development of an individual.

Infant

A very young child or baby, typically under one year of age.

Rhythmicity

The characteristic of having a regular repetitive pattern or beat, often applied to biological processes or music.