When collaborating with other professionals a BCBA must uphold ethical standards while maintaining a cooperative approach Directly refuting a psychologists terminology or approach Option A can be confrontational and hinder collaboration even if behavior analysts view selfcontrol as a behavior influenced by environmental variables rather than an internal construct Refusing to participate Option B is generally not the best approach for collaborative teams BCBAs should seek ways to contribute within their scope Administering an intervention outside ones area of competence Option C is unethical The most appropriate response Option D is to offer to support the team by designing a data collection plan focused on observable and measurable behaviors food intake which aligns with the BCBAs expertise in measurement and data analysis This approach allows for objective evaluation of the interventions effects supports the clients progress and demonstrates collaborative professionalism without compromising the principles of ABA or exceeding ones scope of competence