EDF 6557 Exam| Study Questions
with Correct Answers
When identifying your scope of competence one question you should ask yourself
would be... - ANSWER What populations and specific behavioral topographies have
I implemented interventions/assessments for?
According to Brodhead and colleagues what are three aspects of working within
you scope of competence? - ANSWER ?
The entity responsible for keeping documentation BCBAs create and utilize
when working with clients is - ANSWER The BCBA
When collaborating with colleagues, BCBAs prioritize the best interest of the client,
even if they disagree with other members of the team - ANSWER True
According to code 2.11, BCBA's are responsible for explaining, obtaining,
reobtaining, and __________ required informed consent. - ANSWER .Documenting
According to code 2.01, non behavior analytic services can be provided by a BCBA
if they have education, formal training, and professional credentials to deliver such
services. - ANSWER True
, Based on code 2.03: Behavior analysts take appropriate steps to protect the
confidentiality of clients, stakeholders, supervisees, trainees, and research participants;
prevent the accidental or inadvertent sharing of confidential information; and comply
with applicable confidentiality requirements (e.g., laws, regulations, organization
policies). The scope of confidentiality includes service delivery (e.g., live, teleservices,
recorded sessions); documentation and data; and verbal, written, or electronic
communication. Does HIPPA trump the BACB ethics code when protecting client
information? - ANSWER Yes
Based on the BACB podcast (episode 18) and the BACB code, which code was added
to the updated code in January 2022? - ANSWER 2.02 Timeliness
A BCBA is working with a family, they have been going through a challenging time
financially and can no longer afford the co-pay for services. The BCBA has seen how
much progress the student has been making and does not want to discontinue
services. Can the BCBA waive the co-pay? - ANSWER no
A BCBA has been working with a client who has started to engage in some new
behaviors. The client has not been sleeping and seems exhausted all of the time. The
parents started a new medication and noted this might be a side effect but want the
BCBA to write programming to increase engagement with tasks when the client is "in
with Correct Answers
When identifying your scope of competence one question you should ask yourself
would be... - ANSWER What populations and specific behavioral topographies have
I implemented interventions/assessments for?
According to Brodhead and colleagues what are three aspects of working within
you scope of competence? - ANSWER ?
The entity responsible for keeping documentation BCBAs create and utilize
when working with clients is - ANSWER The BCBA
When collaborating with colleagues, BCBAs prioritize the best interest of the client,
even if they disagree with other members of the team - ANSWER True
According to code 2.11, BCBA's are responsible for explaining, obtaining,
reobtaining, and __________ required informed consent. - ANSWER .Documenting
According to code 2.01, non behavior analytic services can be provided by a BCBA
if they have education, formal training, and professional credentials to deliver such
services. - ANSWER True
, Based on code 2.03: Behavior analysts take appropriate steps to protect the
confidentiality of clients, stakeholders, supervisees, trainees, and research participants;
prevent the accidental or inadvertent sharing of confidential information; and comply
with applicable confidentiality requirements (e.g., laws, regulations, organization
policies). The scope of confidentiality includes service delivery (e.g., live, teleservices,
recorded sessions); documentation and data; and verbal, written, or electronic
communication. Does HIPPA trump the BACB ethics code when protecting client
information? - ANSWER Yes
Based on the BACB podcast (episode 18) and the BACB code, which code was added
to the updated code in January 2022? - ANSWER 2.02 Timeliness
A BCBA is working with a family, they have been going through a challenging time
financially and can no longer afford the co-pay for services. The BCBA has seen how
much progress the student has been making and does not want to discontinue
services. Can the BCBA waive the co-pay? - ANSWER no
A BCBA has been working with a client who has started to engage in some new
behaviors. The client has not been sleeping and seems exhausted all of the time. The
parents started a new medication and noted this might be a side effect but want the
BCBA to write programming to increase engagement with tasks when the client is "in
