In the ideal situation, the behavioral observer will be
A)an untrained, objective individual unknown to the subject or the behavior modification process.
B)a parent or other person with intimate knowledge of the subject.
C)a practitioner or trained assistant.
D)a familiar individual that the subject is comfortable with but that can be more objective than a parent (e.g. a teacher)

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A practitioner or trained assistant is ideal for behavioral observation because they have the necessary training to accurately record behaviors and interpret them within the context of the behavior modification process. Their training ensures that observations are conducted systematically and objectively.

In the Ideal Situation, the Behavioral Observer Will Be