Behavioral Therapist Interview Questions
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Behavioral Therapist interview questions shared by candidates
Why would you be a good therapist. What have you done in the past. What terms did I know about ABA - what intensifies behavior, what decreases it, what restraining techniques do I know, what schedules do I know - DRO, DRE, DRI, etc.
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I did it in the past, liked it, and got good reviews.
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A token system shapes positive behaviors and ignoring, extinction reduces negative behaviors. The rewards have to work within the environment and must be tailored to this child's preference. If a treat is a high motivator token but the facility doesn't want to use food as a reward, go to the next token the child values. Restraint techniques should be dictated by agency policy, procedure and training. Less
Biggest weakness
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I said that I am a perfectionist and can sometimes be too hard on myself
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Sometimes, I can get a little too excited entertaining the children..I Love to see them laugh and smile!!; only bad thing, is when they become so hyper they won't stop laughing. Thats probably my,biggest and,only weakness when it was comes to children. it would be an honor if I were to get to work with these vibrant and inspirational children, again. Less
How do you respond to a child who is hitting you, punching you, scratching you, or spitting on you?
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Agency policy and training should be followed by BH staff. There is usually industry-grade used by BH providers to train and certify staff. This training covers BH management techniques such as how to prompt, redirect, give choices, use a gradient response for consequences. Is the facility hands-on or hands-off, who should be consulted, all of Hesse issues are addressed in training policy and procedure. Less
How do you practice self care?
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I mentioned the things that are important to me and what I enjoy doing.
