Scenario: During a BACB audit, an RBT notices they submitted the wrong number of supervision hours. They immediately contact the BACB to correct the mistake and notify their supervisor. - Ethical Response: The RBT acted appropriately. They took responsibility, corrected the error, and followed the proper steps to stay honest and compliant with BACB requirements., Scenario: A BCBA is conducting a competency assessment for a new RBT. The current RBT whispers answers to the new RBT during the test to help them pass. - Ethical Response: The RBT violated ethical standards. Helping someone cheat on an assessment goes against BACB rules and can lead to serious consequences., Scenario: An RBT is charged with a DUI. They notify their employer but don’t report it to the BACB within 30 days. - Ethical Response: The RBT violated ethical standards. Legal charges must be reported to the BACB within 30 days to stay compliant., Scenario: An RBT who recently passed their certification exam posts a list of questions they remember from the test in a Facebook study group to “help others prepare.” - Ethical Response: The RBT should not share any exam questions, as they are confidential and owned by the BACB., Scenario: An RBT receives a Notice of Alleged Violation from the BACB but feels embarrassed and decides not to tell their supervisor, hoping it will go away. - Ethical Response: The RBT must immediately share the notice with their supervisor and work together to respond. This includes reviewing the document, following any required actions, and complying fully with BACB instructions to maintain accountability and protect client care., Scenario: An RBT realizes their certification expired last week but keeps working and billing without telling their supervisor. - Ethical Response: The RBT should have reported the lapse within 24 hours, stopped practicing, and followed BACB rules - no billing or using the RBT title until reinstated.,

RBT Ethics Code 3.0

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