BCBA: Most Common Ethical Concerns

Failure to maintain client confidentiality

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Improper discontinuation or transition of services/service interruptions

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and responsibilities towards clients and stakeholders.

Improper or inadequate supervision or delegation of tasks

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Nonsexual multiple or exploitive relationship(s)

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Lack of professionalism and integrity

A discussion on professionalism, practice, and responsibilities towards clients and stakeholders

Failure to report critical events to the BACB as required

A discussion on professionalism, practice, and responsibilities towards clients and stakeholders

Improper use of testimonials and their required disclaimers

A discussion on professionalism, practice, responsibilities towards clients, stakeholders and public statements