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#1. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) is considering sharing a positive client outcome on their personal social media page to celebrate the client’s progress. They have not obtained specific, written consent from the client or their legal guardian for social media posting. According to the ethical guidelines for behavior analysts, what is the most appropriate course of action?

Post the success story, ensuring no identifying information is included, as this maintains confidentiality.

Post the success story if the client’s legal guardian verbally agrees to it, as verbal consent is sufficient for general posts.

Refrain from posting any client information or images on personal social media, regardless of identifying information.

Post the success story on the company’s professional business page, including a general disclaimer about client privacy.

The text explicitly states that posting about clients on ones own story is forbidden and that you should not post your clients on social media While theres a nuance about a business page with a waiverdisclaimer for personal social media the general and safest ethical principle is to avoid posting any clientrelated information This upholds client confidentiality and minimizes risks associated with dual relationships or inadvertent disclosure even if direct identifying information is omitted Verbal consent is often insufficient for sensitive areas like social media posting and written specific consent is usually required for any public dissemination of client information which is not present here

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