*e-7 Ethical responsibility of behavior analysts towards their colleagues.
- ABA Kazam
- Jun 26, 2024
- 1 min read
The BACB code of ethics sets out the profession's expectations of behavior analysts in their relationships with their colleagues. Behavior analysts must promote an ethical culture in their work environments and must report ethical violations that may put clients at risk.
Synopsis of each point
7.01 Promotion of an Ethical Culture
Behavior analysts must communicate and remind other colleagues what the code of ethics says.
Behavior analysts must foster a work environment in which client rights and ethical principles are respected.
7.02 Ethical Violations by Others and Risk of Harm
Behavior analysts must determine if there is a potential risk of harm before taking action.
Behavior analysts must take steps to protect clients if their legal rights are violated or there is potential for harm.
Behavior analysts must report ethical violations to appropriate authorities if they cannot be resolved informally.
Conclusion
Behavior analysts have an ethical responsibility to promote an ethical culture in their work environments and to protect clients from ethical violations. By following this code, behavior analysts help ensure that the behavior analysis profession performs ethically and responsibly.
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