Ch4 Flashcards

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How does the lack of data or data faking affect the right to effective treatment?

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We rely on data collection to determine if our methods are working, and faking data disrupts this process

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How does funding rules and regulations affect the right to effective treatment?

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if the funds are not available for the provision of needed services, the right to effective treatment is hollow

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How does choices affect treatment decisions?

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Parents want to feel that they’re doing the best they possibly can for their children, and they find it hard to believe that there’s only one valid approach; spending time trying out a variety of approaches takes away time from approaches known to be effective

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How do competing lines of authority affect the right to effective treatment?

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A BCBA maybe operating as a member of a treatment team with a psychiatrist who is essentially an charge; this can completely undermine the right to treatment since the authority’s position is that he is in charge of treatment and the treatment will be medication

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How does choice impact responsibility to recommend scientifically supported and most effective treatments?

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Clients need to be given options for treatment but it is not ethical to recommend unproven techniques

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How does the behavior analyst deal with competing professions and their theories?

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They must work to advocate for clients by recommending the most appropriate research-based treatments.

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Why do you need an appropriate assessment? For example, parents report the behavior is so severe that they need a behavior program now

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The behavior analyst conducts a functional assessment to provide the necessary data to develop an effective behavior plan. Without a functional assessment, much time and resources can be wasted on ineffective treatments.

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My parents invites you to their child’s birthday party, what ethical principle is involved?

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Dual relationships and conflicts of interest

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Why is it important to conduct a functional assessment?

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The behavior analyst conducts a functional assessment to provide the necessary data to develop an effective behavior plan. Without a functional assessment, it is impossible to know the maintaining consequences of a behavior.

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Why do behavior analysts not conduct functional assessments?

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Lack of resources to do a proper experimental functional assessment, and other forms of assessment were not considered to be adequate; some said biscuits during functional assessments in favor of using professional judgment and others said they felt comfortable using descriptive assessments

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