Ethics of Supervision in the Field of ABA Quiz

According to the Ontario Ministry of Labour, a supervisor is an individual who has the power to:

Supervision in ABA is a systematic method of changing _____ behavior in practicing BCaBAs, RBTs, and ABA trainees.

ABA Supervisors have an ethical responsibility to:

Establish and maintain highest quality among BCaBAs, RBTs, and other Supervisees
Consult directly with the client or client’s family
Create an ABA program as quickly as possible
All of the above
None of the above

The impact of poor supervision is that:

The BACB Ethical Compliance Code dealing with supervision is:

Which of the following is not a role and responsibility of a supervisor?

Prompting supervisees to engage in relevant clinical skills.
Utilize anecdotal notes relating to their ability to perform relevant skills when direct observation is not possible.
Identifying and prioritizing anything that needs improvement.
Be particularly aware of any repeated errors since the last feedback session.
Determine supervisees are able to maintain and generalize their new skills from one client to the next.

Behavior Analysts supervise only within their ______.

A general area of the field of behavior analysis includes:

Competence can be defined by:

The types of specific training and supervision ABA professionals have had
Willingness to research the needed area of expertise while working with the client
Attending a one-day workshop
None of the above

Examples of measures of effectiveness outcomes include all but which of the following:

Most supervisees receive their one-on- one observations and feedback sessions
No supervisees have any complaints lodged against them
Satisfaction survey of supervisees and clients would indicate at least an “8” on a 10 scale.
Data on client progress which was rated as at or above the expected or projected rate of success.

Behavior Analysts take on only a volume of supervisory activity that is commensurate with their:

Considerations when determining the amount of supervision time required for a supervisee include: