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#1. As a BCBA supervising Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs), you are responsible for ensuring the competence of your supervisees. When training a new RBT on a specific discrete trial teaching procedure, what is your primary ethical and professional obligation before allowing the RBT to implement this procedure independently with a client?

A) Provide the RBT with a detailed written task analysis of the procedure to study.

B) Ensure the RBT has demonstrated adequate training and proficiency in the procedure through observed practice.

C) Have the RBT observe you implementing the procedure with the client multiple times.

D) Conduct a brief verbal quiz with the RBT to confirm understanding of the procedure steps.

The text explicitly states our responsibility to the clients to be sure our training is adequate Remember youre responsible for your rb Ts for your supervisees So if youre training on something make sure its right and Known before you allow them to do it This highlights that its not enough to simply provide training materials A or observe the supervisor C or even just verbally confirm understanding D The supervisors primary obligation is to ensure the RBTs training is adequate and that they have demonstrated the skill correctly and proficiently implying observed practice and competence before independent implementation This ensures client safety and effective service delivery

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