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Quizzes Personal Supervision ABA 518

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Which of the following is the best example of a functional outcome of quality supervisory practices?
Growth in targeted consumer skills
Which of the following is NOT the best example of a functional outcome of quality supervisory practices?
Insurance billed for services rendered.
Which of the following is NOT the best example of a functional outcome of quality supervisory practices?
Treatment plans created for consumers.
Which of the following is NOT the best example of a functional outcome of quality supervisory practices?
Meetings held with supervisees.
What is the main difference between a supervisory role and a mentoring role?
Mentors guide supervisees from a depth of experience and knowledg
Which of the following is an example of a relational supervisory behavior?
"Please review these data, and make changes to the programs accordingly."
"Tell me what feedback you feel comfortable sharing with me about my supervision."
"According to this checklist, you demonstrated 98% of the procedure accurately."
"I need you to increase the number of trials you conduct for this client's hand-washing routine."
"Tell me what feedback you feel comfortable sharing with me about my supervision."
Liam engages in supervisory practices that include both transactional and relational components. He self-monitors to ensure that the short-term needs of this clients, supervisees, and agency do not routinely interfere with time devoted to working on his supervisee's long-term skill development. What is likeliest to happen in this scenario?
His supervisees learn clinical skills more quickly and easily.
Which of the following contexts would more likely lead a supervisor to using more transactional supervisory behaviors?
Contacting a role-model of effective supervisory practices.

Receiving continuing education in behavior-analytic supervision.

Covering the caseload of a colleague who just left the agency.

Having a caseload that can be effectively managed by the supervisor.
Covering the caseload of a colleague who just left the agency.
Which of the following is an example of a basic expectation to specify?

On what dates the supervisee should have monthly reports in by.

For the supervisee to describe what their previous history of supervision has been.

Towards what goals the supervisee wants to work.

How the supervisor and supervisee should give each other feedback.
On what dates the supervisee should have monthly reports in by.
In what time-frame should relational expectations be specified?
Between the first and fourth supervision meetings.
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a positive and committed supervisory relationship?

The permission to check one's phone at any time.
The understanding that the supervisee will make mistakes.

The welcoming of different perspectives and learning histories.

The frequent use of open and honest discussion.
The permission to check one's phone at any time.
Emma communicates to use that, at her previous job, she had a supervisory that communicated positive feedback directly, but did not provide clear corrective feedback. How might you best respond relationally?

Discourage her from sharing this information, as it has no bearing on her performance at this job.

Ask her how this has shaped her perception of supervision, and moreover what she expects from you.
Thank her for sharing this information, then move onto other supervisory topics.

Demonstrate curiosity as to the contingencies around the previous supervisor's behavior.
Ask her how this has shaped her perception of supervision, and moreover what she expects from you.
Thank her for sharing this information, then move onto other supervisory topics.
Noah's supervisee appears hesitant towards supervision and receiving feedback. Noah specified basic and relational expectations of their supervisory relationship, but the relationship does not appear to be developing naturally. What would be the best option for Noah to implement, not having any further information at this time?

Re-specify basic and relational expectations.

Show consistency within the supervisory relationship and continue to assess.

Shift the supervisee to someone else's supervision.

Target specific supervisee behaviors for reinforcement contingencies.
Show consistency within the supervisory relationship and continue to assess.
The practice of self-reflection functionally serves closest to which type of verbal operant?
Tact
Which of the following is the most accurate summary of the purposes of self-reflecting?

To express thanks to one's own influencers.

To better communicate with other professionals.

To assess one's own learning history and its impact.

To provide oneself with calm in a stressful situation.
To assess one's own learning history and its impact.
Which of the following is NOT a key component of the behavioral definition of culture?

It differentiates groups from other groups.

It is predicative of behavior, given certain conditions.

It is tied to one's geographic area.

It includes overt and covert behavior.
It is tied to one's geographic area.
Oliver is in a supervision with a supervisee with a cultural background different than his own. As they develop their supervisory relationship, Oliver notices some discomfort from his supervisee when discussing how to train consumers' parents. What step should Oliver first take?
Ask a kind open-ended question about their experience with training parents.
Which of the following is NOT a paraphrased "Learning Hot Spot" from the text, regarding opportunities for cultural learning?

Some individuals treat time differently.

Some individuals do not like reinforcement.

Some individuals practice their religion uniquely.

Some individuals have more or less power.
Some individuals do not like reinforcement.
Which of the following is true about "high" and "low" context communication structures?

Low context cultures tend to value written communication.

High context cultures tend to treat personal space with respect.

High context cultures tend to use stories to guide behavior.

Low context cultures tend to use body language more commonly
High context cultures tend to use stories to guide behavior.
"Hard work is important to me, as hard work allows me to make a strong difference in these children's lives," is best an example of which of the following?
Value
Which strategy do the authors suggest may be helpful for communication when problems arise between cultures?

Cultural humility.

Skilled dialogue.

Nurturing communities of practice.

Exploring privilege.
Skilled dialogue.
Which of the following do the authors recommend for developing culturally responsive behaviors?
Form relationships with those outside your circle.

Develop a culturally responsive script.

Attribute differences in supervisee behavior to their culture.

Memorize different expressions of different religions.
Form relationships with those outside your circle.
Self-reflection most closely resembles which assessment commonly used with consumers?
Reinforcer assessment
How do the authors define CLD families?

Families who speak languages other than English primarily OR who identify with a culture other than the Anglo-American culture.

Families who speak languages other than English primarily.

Families who speak languages other than English primarily AND who identify with a culture other than the Anglo-American culture.

Families who identify with a culture other than the Anglo-American culture.
Families who speak languages other than English primarily OR who identify with a culture other than the Anglo-American culture.
From the cited Zuckerman et al. (2017) study, what was the most reported barrier to accessing ABA services, as expressed by Latino respondents?
Knowledge of autism.
The authors call on the BACB to support the publishing of data to address which barrier?
The lack of diversity among practitioners.
The authors note that self-reflection can support the reduction of which of the following? Choose the best answer.
Implicit bias.
What do the authors recommend to gain an increased knowledge of a given family's sociocultural stressors?
Plan time to ask and listen to stories of their experiences.
Which of the following is false related to working with CLD families?

CLD families can often access literature about disabilities in their primary language.

More research is needed in the field of autism and bilingualism.

Many ABA articles do not publish appropriate demographic information.

Latino families are less likely to have a family member diagnosed with autism.
CLD families can often access literature about disabilities in their primary language.
According to cited research within the article, interpreters are more likely to prefer which modality of interpretation service?
IN-PERSON
As of the publishing of this article (2019), most of the guidance that the BACB has published on serving families from different cultures is codified in which document? Select the best answer
The Professional and Ethical Compliance Code for Behavior Analysts.
Which of the following tools do the authors note can be useful for cultural analysis? Select the best answer.
The Cultural Formulation Interview.
Which of the following statements about bilingualism is true, according to the authors' summarization of available research?
AAC strategies can assist bilingualism by including the picture and writing in both languages
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