A teacher is having problems with a student who talks out in class. An observer came in and conducted one observation on the student; recording the number of times this behavior occurred in a class period. A comparison peer was also observed to see if this truly was a problem. The observer concluded that this student did have a problem with calling out. What did this person not do?
a. They should have used an interval recording method
b. They should have told the person they were observing they were coming
c. They should have defined the behavior problem better
d. They should have collected multiple sources of data across time
d
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