Higher-Order Thinking (Analysis and Application) 16. (Analysis) In Case 3.07, a behavior analyst must operate in the best interest of the client when there is a disagreement between a school and an insurance company about the number of hours of services a child should receive. What is the correct course of action for the behavior analyst?

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of a BCBA supervisor?

What concept is at the heart of Section 2.03 on protecting confidential information?

(Evaluation) In Case 3.05, a clinic raised its service fees without informing clients. Was this ethical? Why or why not?

(Application) Section 3.12 emphasizes advocating for the appropriate amount of services. Imagine a client’s insurance plan only allows for 10 hours of treatment per week, but the behavior analyst believes 20 hours are necessary. What should the behavior analyst do?

Match the following concepts from Section 2.16 and Section 2.18 to their definitions:

Match the ethical principle with its definition:

True/False: Under Section 2.12, behavior analysts are only required to assess medical needs if clients specifically request it.

(Application) A BCBA has developed a close friendship with a client’s family. What is the most ethical way to resolve this situation?

According to Section 2.06, behavior analysts must ensure that their ___________ is accurate and complete, including all required information.