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    Behavior That Shows a Consistent Increase from One Observation to the Next
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Behavior That Shows a Consistent Increase from One Observation to the Next

Question 47

Question 47

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Behavior that shows a consistent increase from one observation to the next during a baseline phase is an example of unstable behavior.

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