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A teacher is concerned about a child's temper tantrums in the classroom. He observes the child carefully, waiting for these to occur. When the child has a tantrum, the teacher makes a tally mark indicating the intensity of the tantrum (i.e., severe, moderate, mild) and the time of day. This is an example of:

▸ event sampling.

▸ time sampling.

▸ an anecdotal record.

▸ a developmental check sheet.

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