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Ethics- How to Stay Out of Hot Water

This product is no longer offered, and any continuing-education, CEU or credential eligibility described below has been WITHDRAWN and is not available. The original description is kept below, unchanged, so that everyone who bought this product still has an accurate record of what it contained when they bought it. Withdrawn 30 September 2026 by Special Learning.

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BCBA CEUs: 2 Learning or Ethics

QABA CEUs: 2 General or Ethics

Description: Special Learning presents Dr. Jon Bailey, Director of the FSU Panama City Masters Program in Applied Behavior Analysis and co-author of Ethics for Behavior Analysts, in the second installment of this ethics webinar series.  In this presentation, Dr. Bailey discussed common ethical code violations that were reported to the BACB.  He also discussed ethical scenarios and how to determine the seriousness of code violations.  Dr. Bailey addressed current procedures for reporting violations to the BACB and discussed ways to deal with perceived violations that may be observed in the workplace.  Attendees had the opportunity to ask questions or present ethical scenarios to Dr. Bailey and received his expert feedback.  

Learning Objectives:

  1. Participants will know the history of the Professional and Ethical Compliance Code content.
  2. Participants will understand differences in applying the code in an agency versus individual practice.
  3. Participants will understand the proper way to deal with perceived violations.
  4. Participants will have an understanding of potential ways to improve the current methods for reporting code violations.
  5. Participants will understand when it is appropriate to decline services or requests.
  6. Participants will know common ethical violations or issues that are reported to the BACB.

TIMELINE: This course, on its own has a license for active use for 30-days unless it is purchased as part of a bundle/library.

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