Question

A new BCBA experienced in working with children with Autism is asked to work with adults with developmental disabilities in a residential setting. What should be considered in deciding whether or not to accept the case?
Selected Answer: a.
Level of competence of the new BCBA.

Answers:
a. Level of competence of the new BCBA.

b. Availability of supervising BCBA to assist the new BCBA if the case is accepted.

c.Nothing needs to be considered. The new BCBA can generalize skills from working with children with Autism to adults with developmental disabilities.

d. All of the above

e. Both A and B

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Question 4

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A new behavior analyst is working with a family who has received ABA services for the last five years. A functional analysis has been conducted and the BCBA identifies that the child's screaming behavior is attention maintained. A plan is written for the screaming behavior and presented for consent prior to implementing. Has the BCBA missed anything?

Selected Answer: a.
The BCBA is being very responsible, remembering to get informed consent for the behavior plan, no matter how long the child has received ABA services.

Answers:
a.The BCBA is being very responsible, remembering to get informed consent for the behavior plan, no matter how long the child has received ABA services.

b. The BCBA first should have received informed consent for the functional analysis.

c.Conducting the FA was part of the process of the behavior plan, but the BCBA should have explained the results of the FA.

d. Due to the length of services, consent is implied so nothing has been missed.

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