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The focus of the behavioral approach is:
 
  a. observing and predicting
  b. facilitating behavior change
  c. recording and verifying aberrant behaviors
  d. all of the above

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Accurate conceptualizations regarding a student's behavior are important for all but one of the following reasons:
 
  A. Accurate conceptualizations about student behavior influence adult behavior
  B. Accurate conceptualizations help educators be subjective
  C. Accurate conceptualizations facilitate a teacher's work with students and professionals
  D. Accurate conceptualizations allow teachers to de-personalize student behavior
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