Question No 1

A behavior analyst is asked to provide direct services requiring daily 1:1 interaction with a teen - aged client. The client does not speak but can communicate fluently using sign language. The behavior analyst knows some sign language but is not fluent. The BEST approach to this situation would be to

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explain his level of competence in sign language to the family before beginning service.

hire a sign language interpreter to attend the sessions.

attend a workshop in sign language prior to beginning service.

refer the family to a behavior analyst fluent in sign language.

Question No 2

Fara has identified two procedures that have an equal probability of being effective. In order to select the better procedure, she should

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choose the procedure that falls within the staff's level of competence.

determine which procedure is most clinically popular based on the rate of use by professionals.

select the procedure that best utilizes the existing funding stream.

use a random number table to rule out bias.

Question No 3

Which of the following would BEST contribute to a behavior analyst’s professional development?

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attending a workshop that provides videotaped examples and practice activities for innovative interventions

reading articles from a peer - reviewed applied behavior analysis journal that describe techniques that are applicable to her client population

becoming a member of the Association for Behavior Analysis International, which is a rich resource for behavior analysts

contributing an article to the newsletter of the local Association for Behavior Analysis chapter

Question No 4

Before recruitment of participants for a research study begins, a behavior analyst needs to:

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obtain consent from participant(s) or legal guardian(s) if necessary.

obtain institutional review board approval or equivalent (e.g., an ethics committee).

inform participants of their ability to withdraw from the study.

inform participants about ethical requirements and experimental procedures.

Question No 5

Billy, a 20 - year - old male, has the capacity to give consent for treatment. The behavior analyst has developed a program and explained it to Billy. Procedures, benefits, rights, and other information also were shown to him. The one element still needed for informed consent is approval from

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