Billy.

clinical review committee.

human rights committee.

Billy's parents.

by service providers and staff members who are knowledgeable of the consumer's needs.

by the consumer or their representative in consultation with an interdisciplinary team.

so that they ultimately facilitate transition to independent living.

that most closely adhere to the standards of the community.

differentiate between compliance rates across different directives.

request that staff provide a ratio of compliant behaviors to noncompliant ones.

determine a list of potential reinforcers for the behavior program.

consider the ethical implications of training Fred to comply with all directives.

It would be unprofessional and unethical for the behavior analyst to advise a relative.

The behavior analyst can consult with their cousin, but only on an informal basis once the cousin hires their own behavior analyst.

Early intensive behavioral intervention may suit the child and family. The behavior analyst should suggest some people for the cousin to contact.

Tell the cousin that the child will benefit from behavioral intervention with the impact of the intervention depending on the specific treatment that is implemented. C

daily reports from the direct care staff who work with the person routinely

graphed data from the program staff who observe the person regularly

written recommendations from the medical staff who treat the person on a regular basis

written requests from the administrative staff who are ultimately responsible for the person's care