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#1. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) has worked for five years primarily with children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder in home-based settings, specializing in early intervention. They accept a new contract through a school district to provide services in a self-contained classroom that includes students with severe intellectual disabilities, traumatic brain injury, and multiple physical impairments, a population the BCBA has limited direct experience with. According to the Professional and Ethical Compliance Code for Behavior Analysts, what is the BCBA’s primary ethical obligation in this situation?
This question addresses a core ethical principle for behavior analysts competence The provided text explicitly states that your responsibility is always to the clients and if you arent competent then no It clarifies that a BCBA is not competent to work with that student regardless of your experience with autism and ethically you are not allowed to work with that student unless you get supervision or training This applies even when contracted through a third party like a school district the ethical code prioritizes the welfare and competent care of the clients Therefore the BCBAs primary ethical obligation is to ensure their competence to serve the specific needs of the diverse population in the new classroom If they lack the necessary experience they must obtain appropriate supervision training or education before providing direct services Option A is incorrect because thirdparty contracts do not supersede ethical obligations regarding competence Option B is premature competence must be established before conducting assessments or implementing interventions Option D is incorrect because ABA principles are applicable across various populations and disabilities not just autism but the BCBA must be competent with the specific population they are serving
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