Ethics - Part 1 Pre-test

RBTs must follow the same ethical guidelines as BCBAs?

What is a reason BCBAs have a code of ethics?

A teenage client is able to go to the bathroom by himself, but his family does not trust him alone in the bathroom. The family wants to take the door off of the hinges, but the BCBA suggests teaching him to use the bathroom appropriately and reinforce good behavior in the bathroom area. What ethical principle is the BCBA following?

Which ethical code states: Behavior analysts do not barter for services, unless a written agreement is in place for the barter that is requested by the client or supervisee customary to the area where services are provided fair and commensurate with the value of behavior-analytic services provided

Which ethical code states: Respect client autonomy, work to benefit client, and accord client with dignity and respect?

How long must client records be kept according to the principle of records and data?

What is one reason a person working with a client could disclose confidential information about the client?

A client would like to attend church on Sundays, but there is therapy during that time. The BCBA says they can adjust the time so the client is able to attend. Which principle is the BCBA in compliance with?

Which principle states you must use reinforcers and contingencies in an ethical manner?

True or False. If a client is able to complete a skill independently, an RBT would be complying with the principle of benefitting others if they allowed the client to complete the skill independently.