Codes
Code 1.10
RBTs only practice under the close, ongoing supervision of a ___
Qualified Supervisor (BCaBA, BCBA)
RBTs conduct themselves in a ___ manner during all work activities
Professional
Code 2.03
Services provided under the direction of a BACB-required supervisor that are explicitly based on the principles and procedures of behavior analysis and are designed to change behavior in meaningful ways. These services include, but are not limited to, implementing behavior-change interventions and assisting with assessments and training.
Behavior-Technician Services
My client's parent posted a picture of my and my client on social media. In the picture it is clear that we are in an ABA clinic.
No
RBTs do not engage in romantic or sexual relationships with current clients, stakeholders, or their supervisors.
Code 1.12
RBTs benefit others; treat others with compassion, dignity, and respect; behave with integrity; and ensure their own competence
Core Principles of the RBT Ethics Code
RBTs work to support an environment that promotes ___ behavior in others
Truthful
Code 1.01
The direct recipient of behavioral services. At various times during service provision, one or more stakeholders may also meet the definition of ”client” (e.g., the point at which they receive direct training or consultation). In some contexts, the client might be a group of individuals (e.g., with organizational behavior management services)
Client
I got a job as a nanny because of my RBT certification and I use ABA principles with the kids.
Yes! This violates Codes 1.03 and 3.05
RBTs do not accept gifts with a value of $10 or more from clients, stakeholders, or supervisors
Code 1.11
RBTs have the duty to inform the BACB of potential _____ ____
Ethics violations by other BACB certificants
RBTs refrain from providing services when ____
Personal biases or conflicts with others may impact their ability to perform their duties.
Code 1.09
An individual other than the client who is impacted by and invested in the behavior technician’s services (e.g., parent, caregiver, relative, legally authorized representative, collaborator, employer, agency or institutional representative, licensure board, funder, third-party contractor for services).
Stakeholder
My client's family invited me to client's birthday party that takes place outside of session time and I would not be there to provide services
Yes! This violates Code 1.10
RBTs do not share identifying information about clients on social media or websites
RBTs only practice within their ____
Scope of competence
RBTs only provide services under their RBT certification within a ___ ____ ____ under close, ongoing supervision
Clearly defined role
Code 1.03
Human rights, legal rights, rights codified within behavior analysis, and organization rules designed to benefit the client
Client's Rights
My client's parent asked me to wait inside their house with him while I wait for my client to arrive for session. I told the parent I would just wait in my car until my client arrived.
No
RBTs comply with all requirements of the BACB and their supervisors
Code 3.01
RBTs do not harass or ____ against others
dicriminate
RBTs ___ check their BACB account to ensure their personal information is accurate
Regularly
Code 3.07
An incompatibility between an RBT’s private and professional interests resulting in risk or potential risk to services provided to, or the professional relationship with, a client, stakeholder, supervisor, or coworker.
Conflict of interest
I haven't documented any of my supervision hours since I was certified as an RBT.
Yes, this violates Code 3.01