As a supervisor, does the construct of behavioral artist align with what you see in your trainees/supervisees?

Many of my observations of trainees/supervisees are consistent with the findings on behavioral artistry, but there are additional influential factors as well, such as an individual's comfort delivering the therapy and the natural rapport betwen the client and therapist.

Behavioral artistry seems to predict which individuals will have early success with ABA implementation, but I am curious to see how it related to the performance of more experienced professionals.

The description of a behavioral artist aligns with what I have observed of professionals across the board.

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