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#1. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) is initiating services for a new client and is preparing a comprehensive treatment plan. The BACB’s Professional and Ethical Compliance Code explicitly emphasizes the ethical responsibility of involving clients and relevant stakeholders in various decisions related to their behavior-analytic services. While maintaining professional judgment regarding the most beneficial path for the client, in which of the following activities is it the behavior analyst’s ethical responsibility to actively involve clients and stakeholders?

Selecting behavior-change goals and objectives that align with the client’s needs and values.

Choosing appropriate assessment methods to accurately identify and measure target behaviors.

Deciding on specific intervention strategies and procedures that will be implemented.

All of the above.

The ethical code for behavior analysts mandates active involvement of clients and relevant stakeholders in as many decisions as possible concerning their behavioranalytic services This encompasses a broad range of activities including the selection of behaviorchange goals the choice of appropriate assessment methods and the determination of specific intervention strategies This collaborative approach respects the clients dignity and autonomy promotes a sense of ownership and often leads to more effective and sustainable outcomes due to increased buyin and collaboration While the behavior analyst ultimately holds professional responsibility for clinical decisions involving stakeholders in these key areas is a fundamental ethical practice that enhances the quality and ethical delivery of services

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