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The intended outcome of an intervention. Behavioral goals usually are presented as a statement of the direction and extent to which the target behavior is to be changed. Increased, decreased, maintained, developed, expanded, or restricted. A behavioral goal should be translated into a set of behavioral objectives prior to designing a program. Goal levels refer to a preset value of performance to be reached at a given time. See also Goal-setting.

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