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#1. You are a BCBA who has just completed a comprehensive behavioral assessment for a new client, including indirect assessments, direct observations, and a functional analysis. With the assistance of an RBT, you have gathered extensive data. When developing the client’s individualized behavior-change intervention plan, which of the following should be the primary basis for your decisions?

The most current peer-reviewed research and evidence-based practices for behaviors similar to the client’s target behaviors.

The personal preferences and goals expressed by the client and their primary caregivers, prioritized by their perceived importance.

The findings and results derived directly from the conducted behavioral assessment, especially the identified functions of the target behaviors.

The BCBA’s previous successful intervention plans and experience with clients presenting similar topographies of behavior.

While all listed options contribute to ethical and effective practice the primary basis for developing an individualized behaviorchange intervention plan must be the specific findings of the behavioral assessment conducted for that particular client This includes identifying the functions of the target behavior environmental variables and individual strengths and deficits Interventions derived directly from the function of behavior are far more likely to be effective and durable While evidencebased practices research client preferences and a BCBAs experience are all vital considerations that inform and refine the plan they are secondary to the unique data collected during the individualized assessment Cooper Heron Heward 2020 emphasize that interventions should be functionbased

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