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#1. As a BCBA and business owner, you have successfully obtained comprehensive, written consent from all your clients, which explicitly includes permission to use their pictures for promotional purposes on your company’s social media accounts. Given the current ethical guidelines for behavior analysts, which of the following best describes the permissible scope of using these client images?

You can post images of clients on both your professional business social media accounts and your personal social media accounts, provided the consent form clearly grants this permission.

You are permitted to post images of clients solely on your professional business social media accounts, ensuring that client privacy is diligently protected and any necessary disclaimers are utilized.

You can post images of clients on your personal social media accounts if you include a prominent disclaimer stating that client confidentiality is being maintained and all necessary consent has been secured.

You are free to post images of clients on your professional business social media accounts without any further precautions or disclaimers, as obtaining consent is the only required ethical step.

The BACB Professional and Ethical Compliance Code for Behavior Analysts and subsequent ethical guidelines unequivocally prohibits behavior analysts from sharing clientidentifying information which includes photographs or videos on personal social media accounts regardless of whether consent has been obtained The intent of obtaining consent is to allow for professional and businessrelated promotional use not for personal sharing Even when using images on professional accounts behavior analysts must continue to uphold client privacy dignity and rights which often involves ensuring no sensitive information is revealed using appropriate disclaimers and considering the overall context to maintain professionalism and trust

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