What ethical considerations should a behavior analyst consider before engaging in behavior change procedures?
What will be an ideal response?
Ethical considerations for the behavior analyst include whether they have the right to intervene, who has the authority to grant permission for assessment and intervention, whether that permission has been granted, whether the target behavior is socially valid, effects on the client and stakeholders of intervention, and whether or not the client's functional needs will be met through intervention.
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A. gain self-confidence. B. learn to share. C. admit their mistakes. D. make more friends.
The separation of Native American children from their families was one of the most shameful times in U.S. history?
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
To be used with extra caution when working with students with NBB:
A. humor B. normal conversation C. eye contact D. structure.
According to Oakes, and Lipton, gender should be a dimension of _______
A. values clarification B. multicultural education C. ethnicity D. systemic oppression