3.10 Limitations of Confidentiality

Behavior analysts only share confidential information about clients, stakeholders, supervisees, trainees, or research participants:

when attempting to protect the client or others from ____

• crime

• harm

• informed consent

• court

 Behavior analysts only share confidential information about clients, stakeholders, supervisees, trainees, or research participants:

when attempting to resolve __________ issues

• uncomfortable

• contractual

• safeguards

• court ordered

Behavior analysts only share confidential information about clients, stakeholders, supervisees, trainees, or research participants:

when attempting to prevent a ________ that is reasonably likely to cause physical, mental, or financial harm to another.

• erroneous issue

• severe argument

• crime

• contract

Behavior analysts only share confidential information about clients, stakeholders, supervisees, trainees, or research participants:

when compelled to do so by ______ or court order.

• insurance

• the district

• law

• the family

When multiple _____(e.g., parent or legally authorized representative, teacher, principal) are involved, the behavior analyst identifies their relative obligations to each.

• interventionists

• professionals

• strangers

• stakeholders

1. _______ Change is practical; pragmatic intervention; power in altering behavior.

2. _______Principles & procedures used are derived from the basic principles of behavior analysis. Expressed in & derived from ABA concepts (and terminology).

• Effective; Conceptually systematic

• Technological; Applied

• Conceptually systematic; Behavioral

• Behavioral; Analytical

Behavior analysts only share confidential information about clients, stakeholders, supervisees, trainees, or research participants: 

(1) when _______ __________ is obtained

• informed consent

• harm

• safeguards

• contractual obligations