Cognitive-behavioral self-report techniques a. are not ...

[ashley]

Cognitive-behavioral self-report techniques
 
  a. are not psychometrically established instruments.
  b. have higher validity than observational techniques.
  c. are no longer used.
  d. are few.

Question 2

In the ideal situation, the behavioral observer will be
 
  a. an untrained, objective individual unknown to the subject or the behavior modification process.
  b. a parent or other person with intimate knowledge of the subject.
  c. a practitioner or trained assistant.
  d. a familiar individual that the subject is comfortable with but that can be more objective than a parent (e.g. a teacher)

[kxciann]

Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c

[ashley]

TYSM

[Laurenleakan]

Excellent