ABA glossary
Behavioral (dimension of ABA)
Also called behavioral
Definition
The dimension requiring that programs target the behavior in need of change itself, measured precisely and reliably, so any change is in the client's behavior rather than in observers.
Example from a session
A study measures actual hand washing rather than what students say about hand washing.
Can you spot behavioral (dimension of ABA) in a scenario?
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