Which of the following three approaches are used to reduce the amount of data that needs to be recorded in naturalistic observation?
a. Time, event, and behavioral sampling
b. Time, behavioral, and individual sampling
c. Behavioral, event, and time sampling
d. Time, individual, and event sampling
d
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response to the word "Help" is the ____.? a. ?unconditioned stimulus; unconditioned response b. ?unconditioned stimulus; conditioned response c. ?conditioned stimulus; unconditioned response d. ?conditioned stimulus; conditioned response
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a. fewer than 1 b. about 26 c. about 52 d. about 77