How are practitioners in a different situation than researchers when selecting target behaviors?
A) They have endless choices of behaviors to choose from
B) Their selected behavior must have clinical significance
C) They are limited by what they have the ability to measure
D) They can only choose behaviors that are likely to be sensitive to the intervention

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Practitioners must select target behaviors that have clinical significance, meaning the behavior change should have a meaningful impact on the individual's life or well-being.

How Are Practitioners in a Different Situation Than Researchers When