Question

Alan is a behavior analyst consulting with a family on helping Cam their seven year old son go to bed without tantrums. Right now her tantrums last two to three hours and it is keeping the whole family awake at night. He interviews the family, collects ABC data, collects scatterplot data, and after collecting the data schedules a second interview with the family as part of the conjoint behavioral consultation course. In this interview, they willl look at the data collected, talk about what the hypothesized function of the behavior is , as well as collaboratively develop an intervention plan. Which interview in the CBC process are they going to have?

Answer 1

Considering the situation described above, the second interview in the CBC process they will have is the "Conjoint Needs Analysis."

What is Conjoint Needs Analysis?

Conjoint Needs Analysis is the second stage or interview in the Conjoint Behavioral Consultation that involves formulating solutions over established settings based on gathered behavioral

data.

Given that Alam has collected ABC data and scatterplot data, the following or second interview is the Conjoint Needs Analysis.

The Conjoint Behavioral Consultation process is in four stages

• Conjoint Needs Identification
• Conjoint Needs Analysis
• Plan Implementation
• Conjoint Plan Evaluation

Hence, in this case, it is concluded that the correct answer is "Conjoint Needs Analysis."

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