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#1. Elliot’s supervisor recommends that she systematically monitor her successes and outcomes following procedures and treatments, as a strategy to address concerns related to ‘low self-confidence.’ From a behavior analytic standpoint, what is the most precise and appropriate term for Elliot’s actions of objectively taking data on her own outcomes?

Self-instruction

Self-evaluation

Self-control

Self-monitoring

The text emphasizes the importance of approaching situations from a behavior analytic standpoint first and foremost While low selfconfidence might be a common descriptor in other fields in ABA we focus on observable and measurable behaviors Elliots action of taking data on her outcomes is a direct definition of selfmonitoring where an individual observes and records their own behavior Selfinstruction involves talking oneself through a task selfevaluation involves comparing ones performance against a standard or others and selfcontrol as noted in the text is often a misnomer especially when the goal is simply to monitor rather than actively change behavior in this context

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