Unit 3 Flashcards

(52 cards)

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Public statements

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Delivering info in a public forum to inform an audience or incite action

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5.01 Protecting the Rights of Clients, Stakeholders, Supervisees, and Trainees

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Protect the rights of involved parties in all public statements

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5.02 Confidentiality in Public Statements

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Keep parties’ info confidential in public statements

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5.03 Public Statements by Behavior Analysts

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Statements that promote behavior analysis

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5.04 Public Statements by Others:
Responsible for

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Statements that promote behavior analysis

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5.04 Public Statements by Others:
Prevent/correct

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Any deceiving statements about behavior analysis

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5.05 Use of Intellectual Property

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Comply with IP laws and obtain permission to use protected materials

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Intellectual property

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Human-created materials protected by copyrights, trademarks, or patents

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5.06 Advertising Nonbehavioral Services

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Do not advertise nonbehavioral services as behavioral

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5.06 Advertising Nonbehavioral Services: Employer errors

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Correct employer errors that misrepresent behavior analysis services

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5.07 Soliciting Testimonials from Current Clients for Advertising

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Do not solicit testimonials or use/publish unsolicited testimonials from current clients

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Testimonial

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Recommendation regarding product or service benefits

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Testimonials can be

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Solicited and unsolicited

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5.08 Using Testimonials from Former Clients for Advertising: Consideration

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Former clients may re-enter services

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5.08 Using Testimonials from Former Clients for Advertising:

Rules (3)

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(1) Disclose whether solicited or unsolicited
(2) State relationship
(3) Inform where it will be used

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5.09 Using Testimonials for Nonadvertising Purposes

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May use current or former client testimonials for non-advertising purposes

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5.10 Social Media Channels and Websites:

Personal channels

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Do not publish client information or digital content

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5.10 Social Media Channels and Websites:

Professional channels

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Publish content with disclaimer about obtaining informed consent

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Digital content

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Online material that can be downloaded and distributed

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Social media channel

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Platform where users can interact with posts or advertisements

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5.11 Using Digital Content in Public Statements

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Only share content if confidentiality is protected and consent is obtained

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“Research” according to the Code

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Data-based activities generating generalizable knowledge about a discipline

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Basic behavioral research: Focuses on

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Measurable behaviors in strictly controlled experimental conditions

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Basic behavioral research:
Where does it occur?

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Laboratory setting

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Applied behavioral research: Focuses on
Effect of environmental changes on socially important behaviors
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Applied behavioral research: Where does it occur?
Everyday settings with clients
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Translational behavioral research
Fills space between basic principles and applied behaviors
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Research ethics
Parameters of acceptable and unacceptable conduct for research
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Research ethics: Should guide
Investigator's behavior before, during, and after the study
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6.01 Conforming with Laws and Regulations in Research
Research should follow laws, regulations, and organizational and institutional requirements
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Regulations: Rules set by
Federal agencies, boards, and commissions
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Regulations: Explain
How agencies plan to carry out laws
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Common rule
Basic requirements for conducting research with humans
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6.02 Research Review
Only conduct research after approval by a research review committee
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Research review committee
Group of professionals who review research proposals for safety of participants
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Institutional Review Board (IRB)
Board affiliated with an institution that reviews research proposals to ensure human subjects are protected
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6.03 Research in Service Delivery: Main focus
Prioritize client services and welfare over research and adhere to ethical standards
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6.03 Research in Service Delivery: Responsibility to define
Services if offered as incentive for research participation
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6.03 Research in Service Delivery: Always describe
Risks, responsibilities, and limitations for all parties
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6.04 Informed Consent in Research
Obtain consent/assent from potential research participants to use data before dissemination
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6.04 Informed Consent in Research: Participant should know (2)
(1) No impact on services (2) Right to withdraw consent without penalty
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6.05 Confidentiality in Research (2)
(1) Keep participant info confidential (2) Prevent accidental sharing
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6.06 Competence in Conducting Research
Seek supervision before conducting independent research
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6.06 Competence in Conducting Research: New research activities
Seek training and experience to develop appropriate competence
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6.07 Conflict of Interest in Research and Publication
Disclose personal, financial, and organizational conflicts of interest
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Conflict of interest
Incompatibility between behavior analyst's private and professional interests
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6.08 Appropriate Credit (2)
(1) Acknowledge all research contributors (2) Note their contributions
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6.09 Plagiarism (2)
(1) Don't use someone else's work as your own (2) Provide credit when appropriate
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6.10 Documentation and Data Retention in Research
Maintain research documentation for a specified amount of time
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6.11 Accuracy and Use of Data (3)
(1) Present all data (2) Describe rationale for exclusions (3) Don't be misleading or false
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Erratum
Statement correcting information erroneously published in a previous publication
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Types of ABA research (3)
(1) Basic (2) Applied (3) Translational