Esme Mentions to a Colleague That Behavior Is Contextual, but Her

Multiple Choice

Esme mentions to a colleague that behavior is contextual, but her colleague seems confused by her statement. What could Esme say to help explain what she means?

A) Children must understand the environment they are in before making decisions about behavior.
B) The environment must be explained to children before they can make the decision to reduce challenging behaviors.
C) Behavior is related to the environment in which it occurs.
D) Contextual elements are in every environment.