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Behavior-analytic supervision

An ongoing, structured relationship in which a qualified behavior analyst uses behavioral methods to build a supervisee's skills, oversee their services, and protect client welfare.

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BCBA I.1 · Personnel Supervision and ManagementWhy behavior-analytic supervision pays off
RBT F.3 · EthicsWork only under ongoing supervision from a qualified supervisor
RBT F.4 · EthicsRecognize what effective supervision looks like

5% monthly supervision minimum
Behavioral skills training
Competence
Corrective feedback
Direct observation (supervision)
Independent practice

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