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Mr. LeDoux is gathering information about the perpetual misbehavior of Reid in French class. He recorded the antecedent of the behavior in several instances and the consequences following the behavior. He is trying to understand why Reid repeats the negative behavior. What process is Mr. LeDoux using?
A) Task analysis
B) Self-management
C) Positive behavior supports
D) Functional behavioral assessment

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