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#1. Three sorority sisters, one a BCBA and another a marketing consultant, graduated from their master’s programs together. The marketing consultant’s son has special needs, and she proposes exchanging marketing tips for the BCBA’s behavior analytic services for her son. Considering the BACB’s Ethical Code for Behavior Analysts, is this arrangement permissible, and if so, under what primary condition?

Yes, bartering is always acceptable if both parties agree to the exchange.

No, bartering for behavior analytic services is never acceptable under any circumstances.

No, the BCBA should refer the client elsewhere to prevent potential conflicts of interest due to the pre-existing relationship.

Yes, as long as the marketing tips provided by the consultant are approximately equal in value to the behavior analytic services provided.

The BACBs Ethical Code permits bartering for services but it is not always acceptable The crucial stipulation is that the value of the goods or services exchanged must be approximately equal to the value of the behavior analytic services This helps prevent exploitation perceived conflicts of interest and ensures fair compensation While the preexisting relationship sorority sisters introduces a potential for a dual relationship the primary concern directly addressed in the text regarding this specific arrangement bartering is the equality of value If the values are not equal it creates an ethical dilemma regardless of the preexisting relationship Referring the client elsewhere is an option to avoid dual relationships but the prompt asks if the arrangement is okay and under what condition implying that it can be okay if stipulations are met Therefore the core condition for permissible bartering as explained in the text is the equality of value

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