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A BCBA wants to teach a child how to wash her hands. The BCBA has an RBT who works for the company demonstrate washing hands, and the BCBA meticulously takes notes as to each step of the hand-washing procedure. For example: 1) push up sleeves; 2) turn on both faucets; 3) adjust water temperature; 4) check water temperature; 5) readjust temperature if needed; etc. The BCBA is using a procedure.

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