E Test 3 Flashcards
What are the requirements to become a BCBA supervisor?
- At the time of supervision, supervisors must hold the BCBA or BCBA-D credential, or be a licensed or registered psychologist certified by the American Board of Professional Psychology in Behavioral and Cognitive Psychology who was tested in Applied Behavior Analysis, or be authorized by the BACB to provide supervision for a Verified Experience; AND
- Pass an 8-hour, competency-based training covering the BACB’s Supervisor Training Curriculum Outline; AND
- Obtain 3 hours of continuing education related to supervision during each certification cycle.
who is responsible for the implementation of behavioral programs by others?
Supervisor
Who determines a supervisee’s competence?
Supervisor
Why is it important to train persons who are involved in behavioral programs?
because in most cases the treatment occurs in the client’s natural environment where these “significant others” are a large part of the client’s life.
Why do you provide feedback?
Because research has shown that frequent feedback can improve motivation, learning, and performance, behavior analyst teachers should strive to provide their students feedback as often as possible
How should feedback be provided?
in a way that increases the probability that the student/supervisee will benefit from the feedback. once every 2 weeks at least
what is defined competence?
someone with the necessary knowledge, skills, ability to preform routine tasks in the general areas of our field.
How is effective supervision defined?
BA content is effective, ethically designed, and meet the requirements for licensure, certification or the defined goals.
What percentage of hours can be done in group supervision?
No more than half
What is the size of “small group” supervision?
2-10
What are the 2 components of supervisor delegation
- only those the supervised is competent in
- if they don’t have the skill the supervisor teaches the skill.
What are the 3 approaches to evaluating the effects of supervision?
- adjusting Bx if supervised isn’t learning
- feedback from another supervisor
- reg evaluations from supervisees.
How does one optimize each individuals worth, dignity, and independence?
by dev the repertoires necessary to accomplish these goals
Who can claim to be a BCBA?
Only those who have been certified
What is our obligation to the profession of behavior analysis?
put science, technology and profession above all otters methodologies.
What is our primary commitment to Applied Behavior Analysis?
uphold and advance the values, ethics and principles of the profession of BA
- support the field over all other approaches
- The study of learned Bx and use Pos reinforcement strategies!1
How does one demonstrate their self-improvement?
Staying up to date with research and new procedures even if it is difficult in your region..
When talking to the public one should avoid?
.encouraging the public to administer these procedures
If you are concerned about a colleague’s behavior has violated the BACB Guidelines, what must you do?
bring the issue to attention and seek a resolution. If they don’t resolve the issue and there is potential harm you must do whatever necessary to protect the client and contact the relevant authorities.
If you are aware of a colleague that has engaged in an illegal behavior, what must you do?
contact the local state officials
What is the general principle regarding reporting violations to colleagues?
.if there is no immediate harm try to hold an informal conflict resolution meeting
If you observe a “non behavioral” provider engage in unethical behavior what is your responsibility?
When behavior analysts believe that there may have been an ethical violation by another behavior analyst, or non behavioral colleague, they attempt to resolve the issue by bringing it to the attention of that individual if an informal resolution appears appropriate and the intervention does not violate any confidentiality
rights that may be involved. If resolution is not obtained, and the behavior analyst believes a client’s rights are being violated, the behavior analyst may take additional steps as necessary for the protection of the client.
What are public statements?
Behavior analysts comply with these Guidelines in public statements relating to their professional services, products, or publications
or to the field of behavior analysis.
Public statements include but are not limited to paid or unpaid advertising, brochures, printed matter, directory listings, personal resumes or curriculum vitae, interviews or comments for use in media, statements in legal proceedings, lectures and public oral presentations, and published materials.