[U3Q] A BCBA is trying to determine which elements of a treatment package are necessary to maintain long-term behavior change. The client’s program currently consists of written instructions, a token economy, and verbal instructions to shape behavior. The BCBA evaluates these procedures both in isolation and in different combinations with each other to determine which elements are necessary to maintain behavior change. The BCBA is conducting which of the following?

[FinB] When considering a drug holiday, which of the following is an important consideration? Select all that apply.

[U1Q] The primary mechanism of neurotransmitters is described by which of the following?

[FinB] Behavior analysts should be active participants in Dr. Blakely’s seven-step medical evaluation process. Which of the following is included in those steps?

[U3Q]  James is working with a client on Abilify. He has spoken with the prescriber to identify some key side effects to train staff on, but he would like some more information on this drug’s side effects. Which of the following resources would be most helpful?

[FinB] ________ side effects are considered more likely to occur with typical antipsychotics than atypical antipsychotics

[FinB] What types of medications should the behavior analysts collect data on? They should collect data on those prescribed for:

[FinB] What is the term for when a drug effect is the opposite of what is expected?

[FinB] When a medication is prescribed for chronic use as a behavioral pharmacological agent, which of the following would be a behavior analyst’s responsibility?

[FinB] What is the appropriate term used to describe the process of assessing a package of multiple interventions—such as a combination of applied behavior analysis (ABA), pharmacological treatments, and sensory integration—to determine the efficacy of each individual intervention, whether applied independently or in conjunction with one or more other interventions?