Sarah works as an RBT in the local school system. she was at a party, drank one too many drinks, and was arrested for driving while intoxicated. the Monday after the incident, she should inform her supervisor and the Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BACB) of what had happened.
A paraprofessional certification in behavior analysis is known as the Registered Behavior Technician (RBT). RBT Supervisors and/or RBT Requirements Coordinators, who are in charge of all work RBTs do, direct and closely supervise RBTs as they assist in providing behavior analysis services and practice. The RBT is primarily in charge of carrying out treatment plans that involve skill development and behavior modification directly. RBTs also gather information and offer assistance when required. Being an RBT can be a difficult job, but it can also be very rewarding. For their clients, RBTs create significant, lasting changes in their lives. A competent registered behavioral technician must be quick to spot changes in the client's behavioral response and flexible enough to adapt.
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The correct answer is Yes
He was negligent because he didn't care what might happen.
Forest fires can spread dramatically, burning large numbers of trees in just minutes.
<u>Burning</u> is a chemical reaction that needs three things to happen: material to burn, called fuel, oxygen supply and a source of heat to ignite, or ignite, the fuel.
A forest fire uses trees for fuel and oxygen from the air.
The heat needed to set trees on fire can come from lightning or a cigarette butt.
But once established, the fire itself produces the heat necessary to burn more trees.
The heat and light released during the fire comes from the energy stored in the trees.
Chemical reactions that release energy are known as exothermic reactions.
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