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using an interpreter when the family's primary language differs from yours demonstrates…
discontinuing services when the client is no longer benefiting demonstrates…
the guiding principle requiring fair and equitable treatment is…
explaining risks, benefits, and alternatives in plain language is part of…
asking a client their preferred name and pronouns demonstrates…
the obligation of confidentiality does not apply when there is suspected…
not doing what one should as a professional is called…
completing continuing education units to maintain BCBA certification demonstrates…
billing only for services actually provided demonstrates…
practicing outside your area of competence resulting in certification loss illustrates…
listing a credential you have not earned violates requirements for…
seeking supervision before implementing an unfamiliar procedure demonstrates…
adjusting feedback delivery based on a supervisee's cultural communication norms demonstrates…
weighing potential harm against likely benefits before implementing an intervention is a…
sharing confidential client information without authorization violates…
prioritizing client outcomes when making service decisions demonstrates the principle of…
selecting goals that do not meaningfully improve daily life raises concerns about…
entering into professional and personal relationships with the same individual creates…
a dual relationship that compromises objectivity creates…
discussing identifiable client details in a coffee shop violates…