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#1. A BCBA and their colleague, both experienced and competent in adult behavior management, open a residential living facility. Their first client is described as ‘extremely similar’ to a client the BCBA successfully worked with two years prior. Given the ethical guidelines and best practices in ABA, what is the most appropriate approach for developing the treatment plan for this new client?

Implement the treatment plan that worked for the previous, similar client and adjust it as new data are gathered.

Conduct a comprehensive, individualized assessment on the new client and base the treatment plan directly on these specific findings.

Allow the client, as a consenting adult, to pick their interventions from a predetermined package of successful interventions.

Use the previous client’s treatment plan as a template, making minor modifications to fit the new client’s demographics.

The text strongly cautions against reusing treatment plans stating you dont want to fall into the trap of bcbas who reuse same treatment plans over and over and over again because it worked once everything we do should be based on a new assessment personalized to that client Ethical and professional guidelines in ABA eg BACB Professional and Ethical Compliance Code 201 209 mandate that all services including treatment plans must be individualized and based on a thorough assessment of the current clients unique needs preferences environment and current data While past successful interventions can inform strategy selection copying or merely adjusting a previous plan even for a seemingly similar client fails to meet the standard of individualized datadriven practice Each client is unique and their treatment plan must reflect their specific circumstances Option C involves client choice but does not replace the need for an assessment to determine clinically appropriate interventions

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