Which of the following statements is(are) TRUE regarding personnel monitoring devices?     1. Personnel monitors are considered to be one of the best methods of protecting          radiographers from radiation exposure.     2. Personnel monitors provides an indication of the working habits and working conditions          of imaging personnel.     3. Personnel monitors determine occupational exposure by detecting and measuring the          quantity of ionizing radiation to which the dosimeter has been exposed.

Which of these can measure exposure rates as low as 10 Gya per hour?

The total TEDE for whole body occupational exposure is? 

Which of these release the trapped energy as visible light, which is measured by a photomultiplier tube?

According to Fahmie & Sullivan (2025), the key difference between isolated and synthesized FAs is that they aim to produce:

You are fading a client from dense reinforcement (FR1) to a thinner schedule to maintain a skill long-term. Describe a defensible plan for schedule thinning (e.g., step sizes, signals, use of differential reinforcement, responding to problem behavior, and how you will monitor whether the schedule is too thin). (8–12 sentences)

List the four primary functions of behavior identified in applied behavior analysis. For each function, provide a brief explanation using behavior-analytic terminology and include one applied example.

A synthesized functional analysis is most useful when the clinician’s goal is:

An isolated functional analysis is most useful when the clinician’s goal is:

A multielement functional analysis was conducted with four conditions: Attention, Escape, Tangible, and Control. The data pattern shows: Attention condition: consistently highest rates of problem behavior Escape and Tangible conditions: low and undifferentiated rates Control condition: near-zero responding Which function is most strongly suggested by this pattern?