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#1. Dr. Smith, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and owner of a private ABA practice, has a clearly defined clause in all client contracts stating that services will continue for a maximum of 30 days following any interruption in payment or funding. A long-term client family recently ceased payments due to unforeseen financial hardship and, despite efforts, is still unable to secure funding even after the 30-day grace period has elapsed. According to the ethical guidelines for behavior analysts, what is Dr. Smith’s most appropriate and ethically sound course of action regarding the continuation of services in this specific situation?
The text directly addresses this scenario stating you have the choice to end Services Its in the contract youve given sufficient notice they still cant pay now as the behavior analyst as the owner you can make the choice to discontinue services While avoiding client abandonment is a critical ethical principle for behavior analysts BACB Professional and Ethical Compliance Code for Behavior Analysts Section 410 Documenting Professional and Scientific Work and Maintaining Records and 411 Terminating Services responsible termination of services is permissible under specific conditions When a contract clearly outlines terms for service discontinuation due to nonpayment and sufficient notice like the 30day period mentioned has been provided and upheld the BCBA is not ethically bound to continue services indefinitely without compensation They have the choice to discontinue services ensuring that the termination is planned and that the client is not abruptly abandoned Conversely while a BCBA can choose to continue services pro bono or on an extended payment plan if they wish they are not ethically required to do so beyond the agreedupon contractual terms once those terms like the 30day notice for nonpayment have been met
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