_____ is/are a behavioral measure that relies on evidence left behind by a participant who is no longer present.
A) Interviews
B) Focus groups
C) Observation
D) Behavioral trace

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Behavioral trace is a measurement technique that involves analyzing evidence left behind by a participant who is no longer present, such as written or recorded communication, physical artifacts, or changes in the environment. Interviews and focus groups are not measures that rely on evidence left behind, but rather involve direct communication with participants. Observation can involve both direct observation and analysis of behavioral traces, but on its own, it does not specify reliance on traces.

_____ Is/are a Behavioral Measure That Relies on Evidence Left