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#1. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) designs a comprehensive behavior management plan for a student, incorporating principles such as differential reinforcement and extinction. The plan is written with such clarity and detail that a substitute teacher, unfamiliar with the student, is able to implement it exactly as intended. Furthermore, the plan proves effective in various settings, including the classroom and during recess. Based on this description, which of the following dimensions of ABA is not explicitly demonstrated?
The seven dimensions of ABA as outlined by Baer Wolf Risley 1968 are Applied Behavioral Analytic Technological Conceptually Systematic Effective and Generality Generalizable Technological This dimension is demonstrated because the plan is written with sufficient detail and clarity written with such clarity and detail that a substitute teacher is able to implement it exactly as intended allowing for replication by others If a procedure can be replicated by anyone who reads it it is technological Conceptually Systematic This is demonstrated by the incorporation of established ABA principles and theories such as differential reinforcement and extinction which are core concepts in behavior analysis Generalizable Generality The plans effectiveness across different people settings and behaviors or over time eg in various settings including the classroom and during recess shows generalization of effects Analytic This dimension requires demonstrating a functional relationship between the intervention and the behavior change It means the behavior analyst has achieved experimental control demonstrating that the intervention and not extraneous variables caused the change in behavior The scenario describes the plans characteristics and its successful implementation but does not provide information about demonstrating experimental control or a functional relationship between the intervention components and the students behavior change It doesnt explicitly state that the plan caused a specific behavior change nor does it describe any experimental design that would confirm this functional control Therefore analytic is the dimension not explicitly demonstrated in this description
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