An open caucus is a method in which _________
A) voters can show up on primary election day and cast their ballots without declaring party affiliation
B) the party's leaders hold informal meetings and discussions to choose a party nominee
C) the party's congressional delegation selects the party's nominee for president
D) voters choose which candidates they would like to fill elected office
E) party members formally meet to provide input as to who their party should nominate for elective office
E
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First, the school psychologist records the frequency of talking without hand raising of the one student for five days. Then the school psychologist has Mr. Murray give the student a piece of candy each time the student raises his hand before talking. This is done for five days. On day 11, the school psychologist has Mr. Murray stop giving the student the candy reinforcer. The behavior of talking without raising his hand returns and withdrawal data is collected for five days. Finally, the reinforcement is implemented permanently and the school psychologist records data for an additional five days. What type of single case design is this? a. A-B-A design b. interaction design c. A-B-A-B design d. changing criterion design
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