1. What are two things you should avoid when mentoring others? Interruptions and judgments Advice and examples Encouragement and listening Humility and reliability 12. What does mentoring provide that supervision does not? Mentoring involves meeting compliance standards and supervision does not. Mentoring involves a level of discourse that goes beyond supervision for meeting compliance standards. Mentoring is required by the BACB, while supervision is not required. Mentoring ensures that all BACB standards are met, while supervision is not effective. 13. Which activity is most closely related to mentoring? Robin is providing some research references on parent training to Jan. Robin is telling Jan how to address a parent training problem she is currently having. Robin is helping Jan think through a parent training problem she is currently having. Robin is modeling how to use BST to help parents learn to implement escape extinction. 14. Which of the following supervision activities involves modeling a new skill, coaching someone to implement it, and providing feedback on their performance? Performance feedback Model-Lead-Test Direct instruction Behavioral Skills Training 15. Which of the following is a supervision activity that benefits RBTs? Showing them how to use different schedules of reinforcement Providing feedback on writing skill