Behavioral Observations

Behavioral observations involve systematically watching and recording how someone acts in various situations. This method helps professionals understand patterns, triggers, and responses related to behaviors, often for assessment or intervention purposes. By objectively noting specific actions, movements, or emotional reactions, it provides valuable insights without relying solely on self-reporting. These observations are used in settings like therapy, education, or workplace evaluations to better support individual needs and develop tailored strategies for improvement or assistance.