The "severity" of a behaviour recorded in an event sampling refers to
A) the degree to which the behaviour is serious or cause for concern
B) the degree to which the child's violence hurts another child
C) the degree to which the parents think that the behaviour is worse than their other children's behaviour
D) the degree to which the behaviour is considered to be in need of medical intervention
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Q16: The "antecedent" in an event sampling explains
Q17: Checklist observations
A) may require inferences to be
Q18: When choosing a checklist, it is best
Q19: An ABC event sampling should have
A) an
Q20: An operational definition of a behaviour must
Q22: In which of the following situations are
Q23: To review and confirm the findings of
Q24: Observation charts
A) can help the caregiver to
Q25: Behavioural charts
A) are viewable by all those
Q26: Mapping and tracking observations are
A) best used
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