CBHT Implementing Treatment Plans 3

Question 1

A client's treatment plan includes a crisis safety plan. When should the BHT review the safety plan with the client?

Accepted Answer

As directed by the treatment plan and supervisor, and during any identified risk situations

Answer

Safety plans are reviewed according to treatment plan directives and supervisor guidance, and must be activated during identified risk situations.

Question 2

Generalization of a treatment plan skill means the client can:

Accepted Answer

Perform the skill across different settings, people, and materials

Answer

Generalization occurs when a learned skill transfers beyond the original training context to other environments and people.

Question 3

A BHT is implementing a naturalistic teaching strategy in a clinic setting. Which of the following best describes this approach?

Accepted Answer

Embedding learning opportunities within the client's everyday activities and environment

Answer

Naturalistic teaching embeds instruction within the client's natural routines and activities rather than using structured, discrete trials.

Question 4

A BHT records that a client completed a task in 45 seconds from the time the instruction was given. This is an example of:

Accepted Answer

Latency data

Answer

Latency data measures the time elapsed between a prompt or instruction and the initiation of the target behavior.

Question 5

When fading prompts during treatment plan implementation, the BHT should fade them:

Accepted Answer

Gradually and systematically as the client gains independence

Answer

Gradual, systematic fading promotes independence while preventing prompt dependency.

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