How To Write A School-Based Behavior Intervention Paper

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Thank you for your time and consideration. My name is Ven and I'm an undergraduate student in the communication disorders program. I recently received an email from the department that mentioned a possible research experience opportunity. I am very interested in participating in this research opportunity, particularly because of my interest on the study subject of school-based behavior interventions.

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