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#1. Before a client can receive services, Michelle, a behavior analyst, must obtain a signature on a consent form from the client or their family. For consent to be considered ethically and legally valid in ABA practice, certain essential elements must be present. Which of the following is NOT typically considered one of the three fundamental elements of informed consent?

Capacity

Voluntary

Informed

Remuneration

The three fundamental elements of informed consent in ethical and professional ABA practice are Capacity Voluntary and Informed Capacity refers to the individuals ability to make a reasoned decision and understand the nature and consequences of that decision Voluntary means that consent is given freely without any coercion duress or undue influence Informed signifies that the individual has been provided with and understands all pertinent information regarding the proposed services including potential risks benefits alternatives and the right to withdraw consent at any time Remuneration which refers to payment or compensation for services is a contractual or financial aspect of service delivery but is not considered one of the core elements that constitute valid informed consent itself

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