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Instructions
This lecture engagement asks you to familiarize yourself with several resources dealing with potential ethics code violations. If you are concerned that you, or someone else, may have violated one or more of the BACB's ethics requirements, you can report your issue of concern to the BACB's Ethics Department. The BACB receives reports of potential ethical violations through three methods: reporting an alleged violation, self-reporting, and reporting publicly available documentation.
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EAB4795 Senior Seminar in Applied Behavior Analysis
Lecture Engagement: Ethics Code Violations
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After reviewing the resources and podcast episode, write a reflective analysis addressing the following points. Each answer should be at least a complete paragraph.
1. Summarize the key procedures outlined by the BACB for reporting potential ethical violations.
2. Identify and discuss the ethical considerations specific to reporting violations against BCaBAs/BCBAs and RBTs.
3. Reflect on the importance of self-reporting and the ethical responsibility of behavior analysts in upholding professional standards.
4. Provide examples or hypothetical scenarios illustrating situations where ethical violations may occur and discuss the appropriate course of action for reporting such violations.
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