In the Technique Known as Behavioral Observation, the First Step

question 109

Multiple Choice

In the technique known as behavioral observation, the first step is

• A) choosing an observer who can work without bias.
• B) defining the behavior so that it can be closely observed and reliably monitored.
• C) determining whether the patient can keep reliable records of his or her own behavior.
• D) testing possible observers to see if they can be sufficiently attentive in a natural environment.

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