Consulting Skills & Best Practices Flashcards
(9 cards)
Behavior analysts work primarily with
A) Specific, defined behaviors
B) Educated interpretations of behavior
C) Clinical symptoms of canine problems
D) Genetic causes of undesirable behavior
A) Specific, defined behaviors
Source: handbook sample question
Which of the following best describes a professional code of ethics?
A) Addresses cutting-edge issues uniformly
B) Identifies ethical goals of the profession
C) Applies only if a professional has read the code
D) Defines appropriate decisions in specific situations
B) Identifies ethical goals of the profession
Source: handbook sample question
Ian Dunbar’s Criteria for Effective Punishment are:
- Must be immediate
- Must be instructive
- Must be appropriate
- Must only be delivered when appropriate behavior is already known
- Should only follow a warning
- Must be consistent
- Prioritize R+
What are the 5 freedoms?
Freedom from…
- Hunger/Thirst
- Discomfort
- Pain, Injury and Disease
- To Express Normal Behavior
- Fear and Distress
Source: De. Temple Grandin
Baseline
A minimum or starting point used for comparison.
What your dog is able to do or a measure of how it reacts before training starts.
In ethics, “Moral Temptation” refers to the concept of Right vs Wrong
versus “Ethical Dilemmas” refer to
A situation where there are a clash of values and you need to make a choice between solutions where there may be multiple “right” options
The three foundations of Ethical Choice are
- Beliefs: what we hold to be true
- Values: what we esteem
- Principles: guides to action
Source: Jim Barry
SITSTA is a method for navigating moral dilemmas/ moral arguments by
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Identify your options
Test against the rules
Scrutinize your choices
Talk to others
Act on your decision
Jim Barry
In using step three of the SITSTA method for ethical dilemmas (Test Against The Rules) a trainer should consult:
A) Applicable local, state and federal laws
B) The social norms of the community
C) The codes of professional associations
D) All of the above
D) All of the above