What does the 'dead man's test' help determine?

What does the 'dead man's test' help

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AWhether a functional assessment is valid
BWhether a reinforcer is effective
CWhether a punishment procedure is ethical
DWhether a behavioral definition involves active responding

✓ Correct answer: D. Whether a behavioral definition involves active responding The dead man's test is used to determine if a definition of behavior is adequate. If a dead person could perform the described action, it's not a proper behavioral definition because behavior requires active responding.

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