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crobinson2013

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Because the same target behavior may serve different functions in different settings, it makes it difficult to
 
  a. complete an antecedent-behavior-consequence analysis
  b. establish functional relationships between the behavior and environmental variables
  c. interview all the people in each setting
  d. create an intervention appropriate for all settings
  e. all of the above

Question 2

The purpose of assessments used for intervention planning is
 
  a. to identify problem behavior(s) and determine whether intervention is warranted
  b. to analyze the problem in terms of the context(s) in which it occurs
  c. to develop hypotheses about the factors that may cause or contribute to the problem, as well as about the potential intervention strategies that address the relevant characteristics
  d. to create a baseline for standards and norms
  e. a, b and c



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

E



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