How Are Practitioners in a Different Situation Than Researchers When

question 30

Multiple Choice

How are practitioners in a different situation than researchers when selecting target behaviors?

• A) They have endless choices of behaviors to choose from
• B) Their selected behavior must have clinical significance
• C) They are limited by what they have the ability to measure
• D) They can only choose behaviors that are likely to be sensitive to the intervention

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