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Direct Evidence

Direct Evidence refer to evidence that directly establishes the main facts at issue in a case

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Direct file

Direct file refers to prosecutor's power to try juveniles directly in adult criminal court.

Direct indicators

Direct indicators refer to information or perspectives provided by a first-hand observer or source.

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Direct instruction

Direct instruction refers to a n approach to teaching children with learning disorders based on the premise that to improve a skill the instructional activities have to approximate those of the skill being taught.

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Direct Instruction Curriculum (DISTAR)

- Direct Instruction Curriculum: - Direct Instruction Curriculum (DISTAR) : Direct Instruction Curriculum (DISTAR) is defined as a curriculum based on behaviorist principles.

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Direct mail

Direct mail refers to a method of recruitment in which an organization/company sends out mass mailings of information about job openings to potential applicants.

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Direct observation

Direct observation means assessing behavior through direct surveillance.

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Direct observation of behavior

Direct observation of behavior is when a person observes their own behavior with a behavioral definition and immediately records it. Behavior analysts regard this approach as Direct observation.

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