What Is a Behavioral Observation

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Multiple Choice

What is a behavioral observation?

• A) a measure that relies on directly seeing behavior as it occurs
• B) a measure that relies on evidence left behind by a participant who is no longer present
• C) a measurement technique that directly asks participants how they think or feel
• D) a design where variables are treated like independent variables even though they are not able to be manipulated

Know the sources and authority behind laws, including constitutional, statutory, and case law.

Understand the distinction between national and international law and the sources of international law.

Interpret the impact and application of treaties and the principle of legal supremacy in U.S. law.

Understand the role and formation of administrative agencies.

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Definitions:

Agenda Items

Specific topics, issues, or tasks listed for discussion or action in a meeting's agenda.

Leader

An individual who guides or directs a group, organization, or country, often demonstrating qualities such as vision, courage, and integrity.

Win-lose Strategy

A conflict resolution approach where one party's gain is perceived as another party's loss, leading to a competitive scenario.

Resolving Conflict

The process of finding a peaceful solution to a disagreement between parties.