Midterm Review

What factor does not determine if an individual can give informed consent?

• ability to share choices

• adequate mental process

• ability to make choices

• ability to legibly write name

Seek ways to calibrate behavior and decisions to ensure values, contingencies, rights and reponsibilities are integrated

• ethics

• self regulation

• professional competencies

• beneficience

Which of the following is not a core principle of the Ethics Code for Behavior Analysts

• Ensure Competence

• Benefit Others

• Callibrate with Colleagues

• Behave with integrity

There is no true enforcement of the Ethics Code.

• True

• False

A comingling of two or more of a behavior analyst’s roles (e.g., behavioral and personal) with a client, stakeholder, supervisee, trainee, research participant, or someone closely associated with or related to the client.

• Conflict of Interest

• Lack of competence

• multiple relationship

• beneficience

Vocal or nonvocal verbal behavior that can be taken to indicate willingness to participate in research or behavioral services by individuals who cannot provide informed consent

• Consent

• Legal Authorization

• Agree to treatment

• Assent

Any individual, group of individuals, or entity, other than the direct recipient of services, the primary caregiver, the legally authorized representative, or the behavior analyst, who requests and funds services on behalf of a client or group of clients.

• Stake Holder

• Third Party

• Client

• Review Board

A digital platform found through a web browser where an entity (individual and/or organization) produces and distributes digital content for the consumption of users online

• Digital Content

• Social Media

• Website

• Journal Database

It is unethical to receive gifts from clients or stakeholders.

• true

• false

Actions can be legal, but unethical.

• true

• false