When analyzing an observation note, what steps ensure a fair interpretation of a child's behavior?

• A. Describe behavior with labels and judgments to quickly communicate concerns.
• B. Describe behavior objectively, note context and frequency, corroborate with other data, avoid labeling, and draw evidence-based conclusions.
• C. Record only what is memorable and ignore context.
• D. Rely on a single observation to make conclusions.

Answer: (B)