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Ecobehavioral Analysis of Classroom Instruction,y informative, solutions based on this technology were not yet sufficiently comprehensive to impact the entire school program nor did it enable researchers to investigate program variability over long periods of time. The purpose of this chapter is to discuss the development and application of ecobe