[MidB] Ni Rou is hired to do an assessment and to create a self-care program for Elfren, a teenager with ADHD. Ni Rou will train the parent, Issac, in how to implement the program. What is Ni Rou’s role in this scenario?

[MidB] Sonya, a behavior analyst, tells her colleague, “If the inter-observer agreement between two behavior technicians is 90–100%, that must show that we are mostly free of bias.” This is an example of:

[MidB] Dariana is a behavior analyst who has recently been diagnosed with a rare syndrome that she is still trying to figure out through many doctor’s visits. At first, she felt that she could complete her job effectively but recently realized that she is having a hard time keeping up with deadlines and client sessions. She knows this may be temporary but is concerned about her ability to provide the best service to her clients. Which ethics standard should Dariana mainly consider?

[MidB] Mo Am, a behavior analyst, is working with a client who engages in dangerous behavior during class time. He decides to implement escape extinction despite the likelihood of extinction bursts. Due to time constraints, he does not explore antecedent-based interventions. Mo Am then begins to implement the extinction procedure in the classroom. Which ethics standard is Mo Am violating?

[MidB] Lewis, a behavior analyst, tells his colleague, “If two technicians score 100% in their IOA data, that must show that we are free of bias.” This is an example of:

[MidB] Kreshnik provides services for Valerie, an 8-year-old girl with a learning disorder. He also trains her parents to increase appropriate behaviors to replace her aggression. What is Valerie’s role in this scenario?

[MidB] Karine is the store owner where Nathan, an adult receiving job coaching from a behavior analyst, works. Yvonne is the behavior analyst who provides the job coaching services. What is Karine’s role in this scenario?

[MidB] Arnis is a behavior analyst who lives in an area where many clients belong to a religion that rigidly adheres to traditional gender roles. Many clients do not wish for their sons’ programs to include any housekeeping or cooking skills, as those are typically performed only by women in that culture. Arnis strongly believes that such skills should be taught to all clients, regardless of their religion or culture. What would be the best course of action for Arnis to take in this scenario?

[MidB] Esen is working with a 4-year-old client in their home. The client’s father is often observing or is involved in the sessions in some way. Following one of the sessions, the father asks Esen to stop delivering so much praise to his child, as he is concerned it will have a negative impact on his child’s work ethic. Given this scenario, culture is most likely having an impact on which of the following?

[MidB] Eduardo’s chiropractor has just begun offering craniosacral therapy, which is thought to relieve behavioral problems. Eduardo trusts his chiropractor’s work and has been hearing a lot about this popular new treatment. Although he cannot find any research literature to support it, he signs his child up for the treatment. This is an example of: