What refers to a believable demonstration that events controlled by the researcher account for the presence or absence of the behavior in question?
A)behavioral
B)applied
C)target
D)analytic

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The term that refers to a believable demonstration that events controlled by the researcher account for the presence or absence of the behavior in question is "analytic". Choice A (behavioral) refers to the observable actions or reactions of an organism. Choice B (applied) refers to the use of behavior analysis principles to solve practical problems. Choice C (target) refers to the specific behavior that is the focus of intervention.

What Refers to a Believable Demonstration That Events Controlled by the Researcher