Event sampling:
A) provides a way of measuring the frequency of a behavior within a given period.
B) attempts to capture everything that is happening around the child being observed.
C) focuses on a specific event.
D) specifies a behavior and notes when that behavior occurs.

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Event sampling involves specifying a behavior and then noting when that behavior occurs. It is a method of measuring the frequency of a specific behavior within a given time period. Options A and B refer to different observation techniques (interval recording and time sampling), while option C may be too broad or vague for effective observation.

Event Sampling