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BEHP 5014 Unit 3

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2.16 Interrupting or Terminating Services   Plan for BA unavailability, plan for end of contractual relationship, do not abandon clients, facilitates transfer of services when necessary  
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Informed Consent   Explicit permission before any assessment or tx is provided  
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Three tests for informed consent   Capacity, information, voluntariness  
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Capacity   Person and/or guardian have reached age of majority and are competent to make decisions  
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Information   Being informed of right to refuse consent w/o penalty, ability to withdraw consent at any time, exact nature of tx, benefits/risks of tx, benefits/risks of alternatives  
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Voluntariness   No coercion or duress  
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Limits of Consent   Consumer has right to revoke consent at any time, consent should be time-limited  
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Three Considerations when obtaining/reviewing consent   risk, irreversibility, intrusiveness  
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Formality of Consent   Implied, oral, written or recorded  
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When there is no one to give consent   provide explanation, discontinue tx if clear signs of unwillingness appear, obtain appropriate permission from legally authorized person, consumer bx must be judged to present imminent danger, procedural safeguards, services will produce benefits  
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3.0 Assessing Behavior   Use aprocedures for purpose validated in research, refer to medical practitioner if possible medical/biological involvement  
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3.01 Behavioral Assessment Approval   Must get consent before implementing assessment  
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3.02 Functional Assessment   Use of systematic information-gathering activities before programming  
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3.03 Explaining Assessment Results   Use understandable language when explaining accurate results  
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3.04 Consent-Client Records   Obtain consent before disclosing client records  
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3.05 Describing Program Objectives   Describe in writing objectives of programs, risk-benefit analysis when possible  
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4.0 The Behavior Analyst and the Individual Change Program   Programs based on Bx Analysis principles, involves client in planning, obtains consent, respects rights of client  
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4.01 Describing Conditions for Program Success   Describe environmental conditions necessary for program success  
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4.02 Environmental Conditions that Preclude Implementation   Recommend other professional assistance if environmental conditions preclude implementation  
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4.03 Environmental Conditions that Hamper Implementation   Eliminate or identify environmental constraints hampering implementation  
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4.04 Approving Interventions   Obtain approval in writing before implementing interventions  
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4.05 Reinforcement/Punishment   Recommend reinforcement before recommending punishment  
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4.06 Avoiding Harmful Reinforcers   Minimize use of harmful reinforcers  
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4.07 On-Going Data Collection   Collect data, ask client, surrogate, or supervisees  
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4.08 Program Modifications    
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4.09 Program Modifications Consent   Explain and obtain consent for program modifications  
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4.10 Least Restrictive Procedures   Review restrictiveness of procedure, recommend least restictive  
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4.11 Termination Criteria   Establish understandable, measurable termination criteria to clients  
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4.12 Terminating Clients   Terminate client relationship when criteria are met  
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