WorksheetsTask List Section : F
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
A relationship that exists outside of the professional relationship.
Dual Relationships
RBT
Client Dignity
BCBA
Families, caregivers, and other professionals who are involved in a client’s care.
BCaBA
RBT
Dual Relationships
Stakeholders
The state or quality of being worthy of honor or respect.
Stakeholders
Client Dignity
RBT
Dual Relationships
A master’s degree is the highest level of education required. Does not require a supervisor. Responsible for development and modification of treatment plans.
RBT
BCBA
BCBA-D
BCaBA
Has a PhD. Develops treatment plans and modifies them.
RBT
BCBA
BCBA-D
BCaBA
A bachelor's degree from an ABAI-accredited program. Requires a supervisor.
RBT
BCBA
BCBA-D
BCaBA
A high school diploma is the highest level of education required. Responsible for implementing treatment plans on a day-to-day basis.
RBT
BCBA
BCBA-D
BCaBA
All of the following are part of an RBT’s role EXCEPT:
Responding appropriately to feedback from the supervisor
Communicate professionally with stakeholders
Developing and modifying treatment plans
Avoid dual relationships and conflicts of interest
RBT supervision requirements include:
6% of hours and client observation
10% of hours and client observation
5% of hours
5% of hours and client observation
RBTs can avoid dual relationships and conflicts of interest by:
Adding coworkers and supervisors on social media
Attending dinner parties and birthdays with coworkers
Do not have contact with clients or their relatives on social media
Babysit for the client’s family on the weekends
All of the following are ways to maintain client dignity EXCEPT:
Do not talk down to or belittle your clients
Have side conversations with co-workers with the client close-by
Be compassionate and empathetic
Avoid embarrassing your client when they are vulnerable
