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#1. A behavior analyst is initiating services for a new client. When determining which behaviors to target for intervention, the analyst prioritizes behaviors that will lead to significant improvements in the client’s quality of life and that are valued by the client and their family. The analyst also ensures that these chosen behaviors will serve as foundational skills for more complex learning. This approach to selecting behaviors for intervention emphasizes the importance of
The text explicitly states Target Behavior selection is so emphasized we want meaningful socially valid behaviors going to make a difference in the clients lives and the stakeholders lives Social validity refers to the extent to which target behaviors are appropriate intervention procedures are acceptable and significant changes in behavior are produced When selecting target behaviors prioritizing those that lead to significant improvements in quality of life are valued by stakeholders and serve as foundational skills directly aligns with the principle of social validity Treatment fidelity refers to the extent to which an intervention is implemented as planned Generality of behavior change or generalization refers to the occurrence of the learned behavior in novel situations with novel people or with novel stimuli and response generalization refers to the spread of a learned response to similar but untrained responses While important these are outcomes or aspects of intervention implementation not the primary focus of initial target behavior selection as described
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