Behavior that can only be observed by the individual doing the behavior. AKA single observer behavior

Behavior that can only be observed by the individual doing the behavior. AKA single observer behavior

• A. Public
• B. Private
• C. Measurable
• D. Environment

Answer: (B)

Private (covert) behavior is what can only be observed by the person performing it. This includes thoughts, feelings, sensations, or self-talk that others can’t directly detect. Public behavior is observable by others and can be measured externally, while the environment refers to surrounding stimuli that influence behavior, and measurable describes whether a behavior can be quantified. So the description fits private behavior, also called single observer behavior because only the individual can observe it.

Private (covert) behavior is what can only be observed by the person performing it. This includes thoughts, feelings, sensations, or self-talk that others can’t directly detect. Public behavior is observable by others and can be measured externally, while the environment refers to surrounding stimuli that influence behavior, and measurable describes whether a behavior can be quantified. So the description fits private behavior, also called single observer behavior because only the individual can observe it.