Most Adaptive Behavior Scales Rely on an Informant to Provide

question 26

Short Answer

Most adaptive behavior scales rely on an informant to provide information about a student's adaptive behavior.What is an informant? Why do adaptive behavior scales measure behavior indirectly through an informant rather than through direct observation of the student? What should evaluators do if they have serious doubts about the validity of an informant's responses?

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Definitions:

Short-Term Funds

Investments that are made for a short duration, typically less than one year, to meet immediate financial requirements.

Trade Credit

The extension of credit by a supplier to their customer, allowing the customer to purchase goods or services and pay the supplier at a later date.

Short-Term Financing

A type of funding intended to meet immediate and temporary financial needs of a business.

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Financial instruments issued by corporations to borrow money from investors.