Measuring the Frequency of a Behavior Is Not Appropriate When

question 26

Multiple Choice

Measuring the frequency of a behavior is not appropriate when ​

• A) a target student exhibits it the same number of times as peers do.
• B) it is a stereotypic behavior occurring at a high rate.
• C) it doesn't occur very often in a relatively short time period.
• D) a target student exhibits it twice as often as peers do.

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Definitions:

Security Prices

The market price at which a security is traded, reflecting the supply and demand dynamics for that particular security.

Supply And Demand

A fundamental economic concept that describes the relationship between the availability of goods and services and the desire for them by consumers, impacting their prices.

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