Which of the following statements is true when selecting target variables for self-monitoring?
a. a behavior should be targeted that is not likely to be a problem for the student to exhibit
b. the behavior targeted for change must be the same as the behavior targeted to be self-monitored
c. the behavior targeted to be self-monitored is not always the same behavior as the one targeted for change
d. both a and b
e. all of the above
C
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b. 4.30
c. 4.26
d. 4.17
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