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Psyc 7710 Week 4 Quiz
Psyc 7710 Week 4 Quiz
Prisoners.
Minors.
Correct.
Question 2
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Which of the following are considered evidence-based practice in the field of ABA?
Facilitated communication.
correct.
Question 3
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Behavior analysts take reasonable _____________ to protect the confidentiality of those with
whom they work or consult.
Precautions.
Perspectives.
Perceptions.
Correct.
Question 4
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Code 2.01 (BACB, 2020), Providing Effective Treatment, specifies that clients have the right to
effective treatment based on _________________ and adapted to the individual client.
SLP standards.
Anecdotal experience.
Research literature.
Question 5
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Competence.
Fees.
Certification.
Correct.
Question 6
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Abolishing operations.
Aptitude tests.
Assessments.
All of the above.
Correct.
Question 7
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Correct.
Question 8
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In all cases.
When a school system is involved.
Correct.
Question 9
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Survey.
Functional analysis.
Baseline.
Correct.
Question 10
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By the late 1980s, the Association for Behavior Analysis convened to discuss right of treatment
and reached a consensus on client rights. Which of the following is not one of the noted client
rights?
A therapeutic environment.
Choice of any treatment.
Correct.
Question 11
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Generally speaking, who is considered the client to whom the behavior analyst is responsible?
Correct.
Question 12
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A new BCBA experienced in working with children with autism is asked to work with adults
with developmental disabilities in a residential setting. What should be considered in deciding
whether or not to accept the case?
Level of competence of the new BCBA.
Availability of supervising BCBA to assist the new BCBA if the case is accepted.
Nothing needs to be considered. The new BCBA can generalize skills from working with
children with autism to adults with developmental disabilities.
Correct.
Question 13
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A BCBA is working for a school system, with the school administrator wanting a token economy
system for each child in the special needs classroom. Not all children need the token economy,
but the administrator states that they want consistent intervention to show they are using ABA in
the classroom. What should the BCBA do?
Continue with the school's wishes and implement a token economy for each student.
Go straight to the parents to ask them if they want the token economy for their child.
Discuss the appropriateness or inappropriateness of the token economy for each student with the
school administrator, while also discussing the need for informed consent.
Ask the classroom teacher if they agree with the school administrator's plan.
Correct.
Question 14
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What important paradigm shift emerged from the Wyatt v. Stickney (1971) legal case?
Client rights.
Correct.
Question 15
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Question 16
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Agree to disagree.
Delegate cases that are most in line with each individual’s cultural practices.
Ask other coworkers how they have handled working with the colleague.
Correct.
Question 17
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When writing a new behavior plan, consent must be obtained. After initial consent is received,
the BCBA may then implement the behavior plan. If the plan is not working, the BCBA can
update the plan as long as they do the following:
Nothing is needed, as consent has already been gathered for intervention on this behavior.
Receive written consent from the client.
Correct.
Question 18
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In order to implement an intervention with clients, what must a behavior analyst ensure?
c) The intervention meets the requirements of the original Baer, Wolf, and Risley (1968) paper,
Some Current Dimensions of Applied Behavior Analysis.
Correct.
Question 19
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A child receiving behavior analytic services in the school is needing OT as well. The OT is
recommending a sensory diet be administered every 30 minutes and whenever the student is
showing signs of stress or aggitation. The BCBA does not agree, as this may reinforce
challenging behaviors. What should the BCBA do?
Remove themself from the case, as the OT wants to do something that is not in line with
behavior analytic evidence-based practices.
Discuss their concerns with the OT and work together to come up with a plan that would best
serve the student.
Report the OT to the BACB, as sensory integration is not considered an evidence-based practice
in ABA.
Correct.
Question 20
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A trusted RBT reports a new challenging behavior of spitting with a client and requests a
behavior intervention plan. What should be the BCBA's course of action?
The BCBA should write a behavior plan as quickly as possible so the spitting behavior does not
get out of hand.
Ask the RBT to write a behavior plan and then review it to make sure it is appropriate. This is a
great teaching opportunity.
Gather enough baseline data to see if there are concerning levels and trends in the data to warrant
a behavior plan.
Ask the RBT for some ABC data to write the behavior plan.
Correct.
Question 21
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A new behavior analyst is working with a family who has received ABA services for the last five
years. A functional analysis has been conducted and the BCBA identifies that the child's
screaming behavior is attention maintained. A plan is written for the screaming behavior and
presented for consent prior to implementing. Has the BCBA missed anything?
The BCBA is being very responsible, remembering to get informed consent for the behavior
plan, no matter how long the child has received ABA services.
The BCBA first should have received informed consent for the functional analysis.
Conducting the functional analysis was part of the process of the behavior plan, but the BCBA
should have explained the results of the functional analysis.
Due to the length of services, consent is implied so nothing has been missed.
Correct.
Question 22
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Who should a behavior analyst always involve in treatment planning and goal selecting?
Parents.
Stakeholders.
Clients.
Correct.
Question 23
0.8 / 0.8 ptsBehavior analysts are often called upon to provide consultation on behaviors that
may not be entirely ___________ in nature.
Ethical.
Functional.
Operant.
Effective.
Correct.
Question 24
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In the field of ABA, taking baseline data means many things, except for the following:
A referral has been made for a behavior that is problematic to a significant person.
Correct.
Question 25
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Behavior analysts do not work on _____. They want to observe the problem for themselves and
identify if intervention is needed.
Rumor, hearsay.
Referrals.
Data.
None of these.