Just saw a great ethics presentation by Dr. Matthew Brodhead on “A Call for Discussion About Scope of Competence in Behavior Analysis” #ethics #behavioranalysis #autism #ABAI #abaiautism2019 @ABAIEvents @mattbrodhead https://t.co/VsnywpHoWc
A Call for Discussion About Scope of Competence in Behavior Analysis.
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Examples include positive remarks about a presentation on ethics related to scope of competence and hashtags like #ethics and #behavioranalysis, indicating active engagement with the topic. The tone is supportive and reflective of a professional community interested in advancing standards and understanding the article’s call for broader discussion.
Most posts express support or appreciation for the discussion, indicating general agreement with expanding the scope of competence.
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- The field of behavior analysis has established its scope mainly through credentialing and licensure, but there has been little discussion about what practitioners are truly competent to do.
- Scope of competence involves performing activities accurately, safely, and effectively, such as conducting functional analyses or implementing skill acquisition programs with critical components.
- The author suggests that a broader conversation is needed to define and possibly expand the scope of competence, helping practitioners self-assess and adapt to meet evolving consumer needs.
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