A Behavior Modifier Might Evaluate the Ease with Which a Problem

A behavior modifier might evaluate the ease with which a problem behavior might be changed by determining:

A) whether or not the problem behavior has a medical cause
B) if the problem has been referred primarily for the benefit of the client
C) if the problem can be reduced to a specific set of behaviors that can be counted, timed, or measured
D) if the problem behavior has been occurring for a short time, under narrow stimulus control, and with few instances of intermittent reinforcement