Check your knowledge of RBT professional conduct and scope with this practical quiz. Answer scenario-based questions to see how well you understand ethics, boundaries, and the RBT role.
professional-conduct Practice Quiz (SEO Content)
1. An RBT notices a colleague providing unauthorized services outside their scope of practice. What is the MOST appropriate action?
- Report the concern to the supervising BCBA
- Ignore it since it is not the RBT's responsibility
- Confront the colleague aggressively
- Handle it privately without documentation
2. Which of the following BEST reflects maintaining professional boundaries with clients?
- Avoiding dual relationships and not sharing personal contact info
- Becoming friends with the client on social media
- Accepting gifts of significant value from clients
- Sharing personal problems to build rapport
3. An RBT is asked to implement a procedure not approved by the supervising BCBA. What should the RBT do?
- Refuse and inform the supervising BCBA
- Proceed because it seems safe
- Ask a coworker for advice instead of BCBA
- Do it secretly to avoid confrontation
4. Which statement BEST defines an RBT’s scope of practice?
- The tasks and responsibilities an RBT is trained and permitted to perform under supervision
- Any activity related to behavior analysis, regardless of training
- Providing therapy independently without BCBA guidance
- Making clinical decisions about treatment plans
5. A client discloses sensitive information unrelated to the session. How should the RBT respond?
- Maintain confidentiality and only report relevant information to the supervising BCBA
- Share it with friends for advice
- Document it in detail even if irrelevant
- Ignore the disclosure completely
6. Which of the following BEST demonstrates ethical conduct by an RBT?
- Accurately collecting data, following instructions, and maintaining confidentiality
- Altering data to show client progress
- Implementing procedures outside BCBA supervision
- Ignoring ethical guidelines to save time
7. An RBT receives a request to provide services to a client in a setting where they are not trained. What is the MOST appropriate action?
- Decline and consult the supervising BCBA
- Attempt the service anyway
- Ask a peer to do it without supervision
- Document after performing it regardless
8. Which of the following is MOST important when an RBT communicates with a client’s family?
- Providing information accurately, professionally, and within the scope of practice
- Giving personal opinions and advice outside behavior plan
- Sharing confidential information about other clients
- Making treatment changes without supervision
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