Quiz 11

The principle of intervention fidelity means that parents should never adapt or tailor intervention components to better meet the needs/preferences of their child, sine this would make it different than what other parents are doing.

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False

Ensuring that the ‘key ingredients’ of the intervention are closely followed, even if strategies, etc. are tailored, maximizes the likelihood of positive outcomes for your child.

True
False

Parents should maximize fidelity through all of the following EXCEPT:

Promoting child engagement via positive attitude and creative incentives
Using ‘cheat sheets’ for themselves to ensure they remember key intervention strategies/techniques
Keeping intervention times consistent, and making up for lost time if unforeseen events (e.g., illness) prevent a session from taking place
All of the above are examples of how parents should maximize fidelity

Parents should keep track of:

When and how metacognitive strategies were used during sessions
Whether children used any metacognitive strategies between sessions (and who prompted it, parent or child)
None of the above
Both a and b

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