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a goal that clearly defines the behavior and how it will be measured is…
selecting a replacement behavior that is effective, efficient, and acceptable to stakeholders reflects…
new or variable response forms emerging during extinction reflect…
a goal written so that different observers would measure it consistently demonstrates…
replacing problem behavior with a response that accesses the same reinforcer reflects…
evaluating time, effort, and resources relative to benefit reflects…
choosing goals that are too complex for implementers to follow correctly risks…
writing procedures so others can replicate them reflects the ABA dimension of…
deciding which behavior to address first is…
coordinating goals and procedures with caregivers and teachers demonstrates…
no meaningful change following implementation indicates a need for…
behaviors that pose immediate safety risks should be prioritized over those that are…
gradual changes in how an intervention is carried out over time is called…
educating caregivers about potential side effects before starting extinction demonstrates…
using an intervention because it worked for another client without assessment violates…
providing written scripts or checklists helps maintain…
selecting an intervention based on assessment data and research support reflects…
inconsistent or improper implementation of procedures indicates a…
highly complex interventions increase the risk of…
poor outcomes with low integrity suggest an…