client’s rights - human rights, legal rights, rights codified within behavior analysis, and organization rules designed to benefit the client, behavior-technician services  - services provided under the direction of a bacb-required supervisor that are explicitly based on the principles and procedures of behavior analysis and are designed to change behavior in meaningful ways. these services include, but are not limited to, implementing behavior-change interventions and assisting with assessments and training, multiple relationship  - a mixing of two or more of an rbt’s roles (e.g., professional and personal) with a client, stakeholder, supervisor, coworker, or someone closely associated with or related to the client, stakeholder - an individual other than the client who is impacted by and invested in the behavior technician’s services (e.g., parent, caregiver, relative, legally authorized representative, collaborator, employer, agency or institutional representative, licensure board, funder, third-party contractor for services),

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