Behavioral Change Monitoring is a systematic method within the field of behavioral observation that involves the continuous, objective tracking and documentation of alterations in an individual's actions, responses, or conduct over time to assess the progression, effectiveness, or impact of interventions, conditions, or environmental influences.
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Algorithmic regulation: A critical interrogation
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