Exam 6: Behavioral Consultation, the Problem-Solving Model, and Conjoint Behavioral Consultation

This notion emphasizes the distal or remote variables that may affect the presenting problem of the client.

How does background-environment differ from the setting in which the behavior occurs?

This notion emphasizes the immediate environmental variables that affect the problem behavior.

What are the similarities and differences between CBC and BC?

As a part of CBC, which step characterizes the implementation of the intervention, as well as the monitoring of the intervention?

As a part of CBC, which step involves the consultant and consultee evaluating the effectiveness of the interventions, including whether the treatment goals have been attained?

What methods can be used to assess intervention treatment integrity and generate information to discuss during an intervention treatment integrity interview?

What are the four main goals of CBC?

As a part of CBC, which step involves baseline data of the presenting problem to be collected and analyzed?

How is behavioral consultation principally used?

This type of consultation relies on both parents and teachers as consultees to address the academic, social, and behavioral concerns of a student.

Which of the following may be considered a factor that affects the consultee's perception of the consultant?

External consultants, who are unfamiliar to the organization, may go through specific steps of _________ before beginning the consultative process.