A new BCBA experienced in working with children with autism is asked to work with adults with developmental disabilities in a residential setting.

What should be considered in deciding whether or not to accept the case?

a. Level of competence of the new BCBA.

b. Availability of supervising BCBA to assist the new BCBA if the case is accepted.

c. Nothing needs to be considered. The new BCBA can generalize skills from working with children with Autism to adults with developmental disabilities.

d. All of the above

e. Both A and B

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Susan Terry

19 October, 20:43

A new BCBA experienced in working with children with autism is asked to work with adults with developmental disabilities in a residential setting.

What should be considered in deciding whether or not to accept the case?

a. Level of competence of the new BCBA.

b. Availability of supervising BCBA to assist the new BCBA if the case is accepted.

c. Nothing needs to be considered. The new BCBA can generalize skills from working with children with Autism to adults with developmental disabilities.

d. All of the above

e. Both A and B

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Clayton Giles · Answer 1

Answer: option E

Explanation:

The new BCBA has two assignment and that is to work with children with autism and adults with developmental disabilities, surely he will need assistant and it must be someone with experience and the best fit is another BCBA.

So before such case can be accepted, there must be another BCBA available and experienced, also the the level of competence is important because of the people involved. so both option A and B is important. option E is the best answer.