Which ABA dimension concerns describing procedures in a way that others can implement them?

• A. Applied
• B. Technological
• C. Behavioral
• D. Generalization

Answer: (B)

The main idea being tested is how the Technological dimension ensures procedures are described in enough detail that anyone trained can implement them exactly as written. When a procedure is technological, it includes precise, step-by-step instructions, materials, sequences, timing, reinforcer or consequence details, and criteria for mastery. This clarity lets different practitioners replicate the same intervention with the same outcomes, which is essential for reliability and fidelity.

The other dimensions don’t focus on how to implement the procedures. Applied is about choosing socially significant targets and ensuring the changes matter to real life. Behavioral centers on observable, measurable behavior, not on the description of the implementation itself. Generalization concerns whether the behavior appears across settings, people, and times, after intervention.