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When selecting contexts in which to observe behavior, a good rule of thumb is to observe in three context(s).
The goal of behavioral observation is to identify the situational determinants of conduct, also known as the antecedents or determinants of behavior as well as its effects. The focus of behavioral observation is on the easily discernible ways in which the client interacts with his or her surroundings, making it a functional, utilitarian approach. Behavioral observation can be used as a method on its own or informally as a component of an interview or test. In some circumstances, such as with very young children, developmentally impaired individuals, reluctant clients, and clients deficient in insight, behavioral observation may be the most useful sort of evaluation.
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