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#1. Samantha, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), is seeking to gather client reviews for her services to use in her professional advertising. According to the ethical guidelines for BCBAs, which of the following is the most appropriate and ethical method for Samantha to obtain and utilize testimonials?

A) Ask her current clients for testimonials and use them as received.

B) Solicit testimonials from both current and former clients, disclosing whether they were solicited or not.

C) Solicit testimonials exclusively from former clients, without any obligation to disclose if they were solicited.

D) Solicit testimonials exclusively from former clients and disclose if the testimonials were solicited.

According to the Ethics Code for Behavior Analysts behavior analysts must not solicit testimonials from current clients as this can create a conflict of interest a dual relationship and potentially exploit the power differential inherent in the clientprovider relationship Soliciting testimonials from former clients is permissible but if the behavior analyst solicits the testimonial ie has control over its acquisition and content they must clearly disclose that it was solicited This ensures transparency and prevents misrepresentation maintaining ethical standards in advertising and public statements Options A and B are incorrect because soliciting testimonials from current clients is unethical Option C is incorrect because even when soliciting from former clients disclosure of solicitation is required if the practitioner has control over the review being used for their gain

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