Assess
Plan
Support
Evaluate
100

True of False: Assessing is the last step to be completed using the Proven Process. 

False: This is the FIRST step. 

100

True or false: This is the second step of the Proven Process. 

True!

100

True or false: This step does not exist in the Proven Process framework. 

FALSE. It's step 3!

100

True or False: This is step 4 of the proven process. 

TRUE

200

What is socratic questioning? 

Thoughtful dialogue, questioning to examine ideas logically and determine validity of those ideas, open ended questions

200

When should you start the planning process? 

When you have gathered enough data, and can start considering what to do with it. 

200

True or False: This is the step where you start implementing the plan, or pieces of it, that was drawn out. 

TRUE

200

True or False: This step does not include looking at data. 

FALSE

300

Give an example of an indirect assessment that may be used during this step? 

Interviews, data review, FAST, QABF, MAS, 

300

Explain what this step is. 

The plan step is just creating a drafted or tentative plan on what you are going to do with the information you gathered on the issue/topic. 

300

Give at least 1 example of what this step might include

Modifying an intervention, changing a measurement, running the plan yourself, training of others, writing an intervention, etc. 

300

True or False: This is the final step of the Proven Process. 

FALSE. 

400

Explain Level, Trend and Variability 

Level - placement on graph (high, low, moderate/medium)

Trend - direction of data path

Variability- analysis of in between data points

400

Give some examples of who should be involved in the planning process. 

Parents, teachers, BCBA, supervisor/s, other co-workers, stakeholders, etc. 

400

When should you move to this step? 

When you have enough assessment and planning information to feel fairly confident in implementing the intervention. 

400
Give an example of what you may evaluate during this step that is NOT level, trend and/or variability? 

Learning across staff, fidelity, target comparisons, functions of behavior, triggers/precursors that were seen, etc. 

500

What is the difference between norm referenced and criterion referenced assessments?

Norm = comparison to a norm group (place, group of people or demographic) examples = Vineland - soring manuals are comparing responses to means cores for those of the same age. Criterion = Comparison of people's performance against a benchmark or standard. Example = VB MAPP (what MOST kids now by age ___). 

500

Give at least one ethics code that ties into Plan AND how it applies. 

Collaboration with Others, consent, consideration of the dimensions, treatment integrity, social significance, cultural responsiveness, personal biases, etc. 

500

True or False: The support step is a linear process. 

FALSE. The support step may appear more cyclical in nature, rather than black and white or going in only one direction. 

500

When would this step be considered "complete"? 

When you have implemented all pieces of your plan and seen results that are sufficient to the outcome. This step may also be complete when you need to go back to the drawing board and come up with another plan, if the first plan did not work out. 

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