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#1. Michelle, a BCBA, is preparing to initiate services for a new client and needs to obtain informed consent from the client’s legal guardian. Before the guardian can legally give consent, certain ethical elements must be present to ensure the consent is valid and truly informed. Which of the following is NOT considered an essential element of informed consent in applied behavior analysis?

Capacity to consent

Voluntary agreement

Ability to read the consent form independently

Knowledge of the consent’s purpose and implications

The three core elements of informed consent are capacity voluntariness and knowledge Capacity refers to the individuals legal and intellectual ability to make an informed decision Voluntary agreement means the decision to consent is made without coercion duress or undue influence Knowledge implies that the individual understands the nature of the procedure its potential benefits and risks and their right to withdraw consent While it is best practice to review the consent form with the individual to ensure understanding addressing knowledge the ability to read the consent form independently is not a prerequisite for giving consent An individual may have the capacity to understand the information when it is read to them and explained clearly even if they cannot read it themselves

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