The Average Tenure in Office of Prime Ministers in Postwar

question 7

Multiple Choice

The average tenure in office of prime ministers in postwar Japan has been

• A) less than one year.
• B) just over two years.
• C) just over four years.
• D) about six years.
• E) about eight years.

Understand the application and significance of applied behavior analysis (ABA) in modifying behavior.

Articulate the ethical considerations involved in behavior modification and applied behavior analysis.

Explain the impact of environmental and technological adaptations on student behavior.

Describe the structure and goals of school-wide positive behavior support systems.

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