Domain E In providing supervision, a behavior analyst notices that their own cultural biases may be influencing their expectations of the supervisee. What should the behavior analyst do?

Domain F A behavior analyst is assessing the ‘social significance’ of a client’s behavior. This refers to:

Domain D What is a key feature of single-case experimental designs that differentiates them from group designs?

Domain G In a trial-based procedure, a behavior analyst is looking to increase a client’s

Domain I A supervisee has been consistently late in submitting their session notes. A function-based approach to address this issue would involve:

Domain I A behavior analyst is supervising a new trainee who is eager to apply their knowledge but lacks practical experience. Which of the following is the most effective strategy for the behavior analyst to use to ensure the trainee’s competence and confidence grow in tandem?

Domain F The term ‘establishing operation’ in behavior analysis refers to:

Domain H How can a behavior analyst ensure procedural integrity when implementing an intervention?

Domain G A behavior analyst is designing a program to promote emergent relations for a client. Which of the following strategies would be most appropriate?

Domain E A behavior analyst is asked to implement a new intervention that is not supported by the current literature. What should the behavior analyst consider before proceeding?