When the selection of an intervention is not linked to the function of problem behavior, it is
A) More likely to be ineffective
B) May make the problem worse
C) Both of the above
D) Neither of the above

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When the selection of an intervention is not linked to the function of problem behavior, it is more likely to be ineffective and may make the problem worse. This is because interventions are most effective when they are tailored to address the specific reasons or functions behind a behavior.

When the Selection of an Intervention Is Not Linked to the Function