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Hayes and Toarmino (1995) discuss the importance of cultural diversity in behavior analysis. In a brief response, address the following: Why, in their opinion, might behavior analysts find it difficult to acknowledge the importance of culture? Why is it important for analysts to acknowledge the importance of culture anyway? What dangers do the authors identify in becoming “too” sensitive to diversity? How do the authors recommend practitioners avoid this issue?

Which of the following issues is NOT related to developing a greater awareness of the cultural diversity of the client?

Which of the following is the MINIMUM needed to claim competence in an area of practice?

Which of the following individuals does not have the ability to make decisions regarding treatment?

A BCBA who generally assists schools in the provision of services to young children with ID is asked to assist in a case involving self-injurious behavior observed in an adolescent with ASD. The BCBA has no experience with this type of case; however, he is the only practitioner in a 100 mile radius. In order to prevent harm to the student, he decides to take the case temporarily while consulting remotely with competent practitioners until a replacement may be found. Which of the following statements is TRUE?

Which of the following is related to the client’s right to effective treatment?