Documentation and ReportingDifficulty 3/5
For three sessions the data show a sudden drop in a mastered skill, and the RBT is unsure whether the new prompting procedure is being run correctly. The best action is:
- AReturn to the previous prompting procedure until the next scheduled supervision meeting
- BContinue the current procedure unchanged and wait for the monthly data review
- CContact the supervisor promptly for direction and retraining
- DAsk another RBT to take over the case
Show answer and rationale
Correct: C. Task E.2 requires seeking clinical direction in a timely way when there are training needs or data irregularities. Reverting to an old procedure or waiting weeks both delay the supervisor's decision.
- A — Changing procedures unilaterally violates the plan.
- B — Waiting weeks with irregular data delays needed correction.
- D — Handing off does not resolve the data question or your training need.