A developmentally disabled child frequently shows a problem behavior even though it has no apparent effect on other individuals or the external environment.This is an indicator that the problem behavior is maintained by:
A)attention from others
B)internal sensory reinforcement
C)external sensory reinforcement
D)escape from demands

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The fact that the problem behavior has no apparent effect on other individuals or the external environment suggests that the behavior is not being maintained by attention from others or escape from demands. Additionally, the lack of external effects also suggests that external sensory reinforcement is not a factor. Therefore, it is most likely that the problem behavior is maintained by internal sensory reinforcement.

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