When multiple observers disagree and you have recorded the behavior electronically and can review it, a good solution is to:
A) select one observer's data as reliable and disregard the rest.
B) have the observers meet and resolve any discrepancies.
C) throw out the observers' data and score the behavior yourself.
D) threaten to punish your observers if they don't get their act together.

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Having the observers meet to resolve discrepancies allows for discussion and clarification, leading to more accurate and reliable data.

When Multiple Observers Disagree and You Have Recorded the Behavior