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#1. You are a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) providing parent training as part of an intervention plan. During a recent session, a parent asks for an explanation of their child’s new behavior plan. Which of the following explanations aligns most closely with ethical guidelines and effective communication practices for explaining behavioral interventions to non-technical audiences?
The text emphasizes the importance of using nontechnical language and avoiding jargon when communicating with parents to ensure they understand the intervention Option D describes the core principles of extinction withholding attention for problem behavior and positive reinforcement providing rewards for desired behavior using simple relatable terms This approach makes the plan accessible and understandable fostering parental cooperation Option A uses technical ABA terminology DRO highP sequence which as the text notes Nobody outside of ABA is going to really understand Option B is unethical because it guarantees results which ABA professionals cannot and should not do as outcomes are influenced by many variables and are never absolute Option C relies on hypothetical constructs and explanatory fictions tired or frustrated underlying emotions rather than objective measurable behavioral descriptions which is explicitly advised against in ABA as the text states Definitely avoid this Okay we are not using these constructs these hypothetical constructs or the explanatory fiction to explain away behavior
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