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#1. During a training program, you observe a behavior analyst explaining an extinction procedure to a stakeholder. The analyst states that they will withhold tangible items when the client screams, that this procedure should be implemented in all environments, and that the client should not be aware that extinction is occurring. Considering the principles of effective and ethical ABA practice, which aspect of this explanation is incorrect?

The withholding of tangible items as part of an extinction procedure.

The statement that extinction should occur in all environments.

The assertion that the client should not be aware that extinction is occurring.

All aspects of the analyst’s explanation are correct.

The text clearly states if were going to probably implement an extension procedure we should go ahead and tell the client that their behavior is on extinction This highlights the importance of transparency and client awareness when implementing extinction especially for individuals who can understand Therefore the analysts statement that the client should not be aware is incorrect Option A withholding tangible items for screaming describes a plausible extinction procedure if screaming is maintained by tangibles which is not inherently incorrect Option B implementing extinction in all environments is explicitly supported by the text Extinction needs to happen as close to 100 100 of the time as possible across all environments Option D is incorrect because one aspect of the explanation is indeed flawed

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