Preface/Ch1 Flashcards

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What were the immediate consequences of the investigation of the Sunland Miami scandal?

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Blue Ribbon Committee: support for a statewide advocacy program in which staff members would be allowed to make unannounced visits to residential institutions and collect information from personnel, residents, parents, staff, and concerned citizens; peer review of all treatments with no “experimental” treatments; prohibition of bizarre punishment; abandoning seclusion in favor of positive and appropriate techniques

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What is meant by “today is the last day of your civilian life?”

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In becoming a behavior analyst, one must give up personal ethics and take on the professional ethical guidelines of this field. Learn to use Guidelines for Responsible Conduct.

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What were the findings/conclusions regarding programming provided by the achievement division?

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None of the cruel and abusive procedures employed in the achievement division had any basis in the behavior modification literature or any other modern therapeutic or educational methodology

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What was the key ingredient left out of the token program?

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Monitoring of individual resident behavior

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What was the statewide peer-reviewed committee for behavior modification (PRC)?

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PRC = the Statewide Peer Review Committee for Behavior Modification
established guidelines for the use of behavioral procedures; visited institutions throughout the state to educate staff about the guidelines and make recommendations for more ethical treatment; encouraged institutions to network and bring a sense of professionalism to behavior analysis in Florida

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