The operational definitions should be clear enough that a person reading the plan
A) Can identify what the person is thinking about when they engage in problem behaviors
B) Can identify the inner states of the individual
C) Can identify instances and non-instances of each problem behavior
D) All of the above
E) None of the above

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Operational definitions in behavior plans are designed to clearly describe behaviors in observable and measurable terms, allowing anyone reading the plan to consistently identify when the problem behavior occurs (instances) and when it does not (non-instances). They do not typically include assumptions about what a person is thinking or their inner states, as these are not observable or measurable in the same way.

The Operational Definitions Should Be Clear Enough That a Person