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Jana is observing a young autistic boy in a preschool classroom. Her job is to note each time the boy gets up from his chair wit

hout being told to do so. Jana's method of noting this behavior is known as :
Shorthand
Tallying
Open coding
Reporting

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svp [43]3 years ago

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The answer is tallying

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