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Operational Definitions must be? ✔✔Clear, concise, completely, measurable, observable, onset, offset Direct Assessments ✔✔Gathering information by observing the client in the field/environment Indirect Assessments ✔✔Gathering information on client through surveys and interviews of parents, teachers etc Frequency ✔✔taking the count for a behavior and relating it back to the observation window Duration ✔✔the time during which a behavior occured Partial Interval Recording ✔✔dividing observation period into smaller intervals and then recording whether the behavior occurred at ANY TIME during that interval Whole Interval Recording ✔✔dividing observation period into smaller intervals and then record whether the behavior occurred during the ENTIRE INTERVAL
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Continous measurement procedures ✔✔Frequency Discontinuous Measurements Procedures ✔✔Partial and whole interval recording Graphing ✔✔most common graph used in ABA is the line graph X-axis: always some measure of time Y-axis: always some measure of behavior Interoberserver Agreement (IOA) ✔✔- involves comparing independent observations from tow or more people of the same events
- helps us make sure that we're all measuring the same thing in the same way Person Centered Planning ✔✔used to help people with disabilities plan for their future. focuses on an individual and that person's vision of what they would like to do in the future. Identify how traditional models have disempowered individuals with disabilities ✔✔focus on defects and problem behavior
Explain an ABAT's obligation in regard to reporting suspected or known child, elder adult, and dependent adult abuse or neglect ✔✔- report any abuse to CPS or appropriate agency Duty to warn ✔✔means that a mental health workers must verbally tell the intended victim that there is a foreseeable danger of violence Duty to protect ✔✔implies a therapist determine that his or her patient presents a serous danger of violence to another and an obligation to use reasonable care to protect the intended victim against danger. this may entail a warning, police notification, or other necessary steps Define the scope of practice and scope of competence as outlined in the laws and ethical standards ✔✔is limited to you education and experience Demonstrate an understanding of unethical relationships and how those relationships may occur ✔✔- romantic relationships, friendships, other financial relationships etc. may occur by attending parties, sharing too much personal information, etc. Individual with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) ✔✔law that guarantees all children with disabilities access to a free and appropriate education. originally enacted by congress in 1975 then added in 1990
Individuals Education Plan (IEP) ✔✔design to help teachers, parents, and anyone involved in the education of a child with a disability-develop and carry out and IEP. The information in this guide is based on what is required by our nation's special education law-- the individuals with IDEA Individuals Transition Plan ✔✔is the outline transition goals and services for the student with disability. The ITP is the template for mapping out short-term to long-term adult outcomes form which annual goals and objectives defined. Person-Centered Planning Meetings ✔✔- There should be a facility (neutral) who runs the meetings and a recorder to document the plan at every PCP meeting.
- Others involved can be parents/guardians, other family members friends, but the meeting should center around the person with disability Providing parents with feedback or advice ✔✔- use every day language
- avoid judgment statements
- Be objective. Empathetic. Help problem solve
