BACB Systems, Supervision, and Management

Question 1

According to the BACB, which of the following is a primary responsibility of a supervising BCBA?

Accepted Answer

Ensuring supervisees develop competencies through feedback, modeling, and ongoing evaluation

Answer

Completing all direct service hours themselves

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Delegating all supervision tasks to RBTs

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Only reviewing data without direct observation

Question 2

What percentage of a BCaBA's or RBT's total weekly service hours must come from direct, unrestricted supervision according to BACB requirements?

Accepted Answer

10%

Answer

5%

Answer

15%

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20%

Question 3

Which document outlines the BACB's supervision structure, requirements, and ethical standards for all certificants providing supervision?

Accepted Answer

BACB Supervision Training Curriculum Outline

Answer

Task List

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Ethics Code

Answer

RBT Handbook

Question 4

In organizational behavior management (OBM), what is a 'performance diagnostic checklist'?

Accepted Answer

A tool to identify whether performance problems are due to skill deficits, motivational issues, or environmental barriers

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A checklist for staff to self-evaluate their own behavior

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A record of disciplinary actions

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A data sheet for measuring client outcomes

Question 5

Which behavioral systems concept involves analyzing how organizational inputs, processes, and outputs are interconnected to improve performance?

Accepted Answer

Systems analysis

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Total quality management

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Performance management

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Staff training

Question 6

What is 'performance feedback' in the context of OBM and staff supervision?

Accepted Answer

Ongoing, specific information given to staff about the quality and quantity of their work to improve future performance

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Annual performance reviews only

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Informal praise given occasionally

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Written reprimands for poor performance