Personnel Supervision and Management
Treatment integrity and performance feedback
Monitor whether procedures are implemented as designed and provide timely, specific feedback when integrity is low.
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What this concept means here
Monitor whether procedures are implemented as designed and provide timely, specific feedback when integrity is low.
How it appears in questions
Check integrity before changing an intervention.
Best next action
If this concept is weak, practice Personnel Supervision and Management scenarios and write one correction rule after each miss.
How this shows up in scenario questions
- 1Check integrity before changing an intervention.
- 2Use specific feedback and follow-up observation.
- 3Relate staff implementation to client outcomes.
Common misconceptions
- Client nonprogress always means the plan is wrong.
- Delayed generic feedback is enough.
- Integrity no longer matters after a plan is written.
Distractor patterns
- Change the clinical goal before addressing staff errors.
- Assume integrity without observation.
- Mention errors vaguely at a later meeting.
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Related terms
integrity checkssupervisionfeedbackstaff performance
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Practice moreData-based procedural-integrity decisions: Treatment integrity and performance feedback.
An intervention reduces grabbing items from shelves during clinic sessions, but care team cannot use it during daily routines. Across 8 sessions in service week 10, 2 observers recorded 12 minutes of observation in the community outing. Before continuing unchanged, the BCBA should:
Data-based procedural-integrity decisions: Treatment integrity and performance feedback.
An intervention reduces leaving the work area during clinic sessions, but caregiver cannot use it during daily routines. Across 7 sessions in service week 20, one observer recorded 22 minutes of observation in the early intervention clinic. Before continuing unchanged, the BCBA should:
Data-based procedural-integrity decisions: Treatment integrity and performance feedback.
An intervention reduces dropping to the floor after instructions during clinic sessions, but parent cannot use it during daily routines. Across 6 sessions in service week 31, 3 observers recorded 32 minutes of observation in the home program. Before continuing unchanged, the BCBA should:
Data-based procedural-integrity decisions: Treatment integrity and performance feedback.
An intervention reduces grabbing items from shelves during clinic sessions, but care team cannot use it during daily routines. Across 6 sessions in service week 39, 2 observers recorded 18 minutes of observation in the community outing. Before continuing unchanged, the BCBA should:
Data-based procedural-integrity decisions: Treatment integrity and performance feedback.
An intervention reduces dropping to the floor after instructions during clinic sessions, but parent cannot use it during daily routines. Across 8 sessions in service week 44, 3 observers recorded 23 minutes of observation in the home program. Before continuing unchanged, the BCBA should:
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