4 Core Principles
RBT benefits this list of people
What is clients, stakeholders, certificants, applicants, and ABA reputation.
RBTs conduct themselves in a...
What is a professional manner.
RBTs avoid multiple
What is relationships?
RBTs take necessary actions to
What is protect clients when they become aware that the client's legal rights are being violated.
RBTs should protect the
What is confidentiality and privacy of their clients.
As RBTs, we treat others like this
What is with compassion, dignity, and respect.
RBTs are accountable for their
What is their actions.
RBTs avoid multiple relationships with
RBTs should report these matters to
What is their supervisor.
RBTs should also protect the confidentiality and privacy of
What is stakeholders.
As RBTs, we behave with
RBTs must follow through on
What is work and contractual commitments.
What is mixing of two or more relationships (e.g. friend, family member, employee/employer).
RBTs should follow
What is organization policies.
RBTs maintain confidentiality when interacting with
What client information and records.
It is our job to ensure this
What is being competent in our skills as RBTs.
When commitments cannot be met and RBT must
What is work with their supervisors to address the situation.
If RBTs find that a multiple relationship has developed, they must
What is immediately inform their supervisor.
RBTs should also
What is document these actions.
The RBT Ethics Code can be found
What is the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) website.
Lack of awareness or misunderstanding is not an excuse for
What is failing to comply.
RBTs always work for the best
What is interest in their clients.
RBTs should work to resolve it and
What is document the actions.
In some instances, RBTs may need to