Which document outlines the ethical guidelines specifically for RBTs?

The RBT Task List and the BACB Code of Ethics are the primary documents that provide the ethical guidelines for RBTs (Registered Behavior Technicians). The RBT Task List outlines the essential skills and responsibilities that an RBT should have and adhere to in their practice, while the BACB (Behavior Analyst Certification Board) Code of Ethics explicitly delineates the professional and ethical standards that RBTs must follow to ensure the well-being of clients and maintain the integrity of the profession.

These two documents collectively guide RBTs in their professional conduct, emphasizing the importance of ethical decision-making, client confidentiality, and the necessity of adhering to best practices in behavior analysis. This specific focus on the unique role of RBTs makes these documents the most relevant resources for ethical guidelines within their scope of practice. In contrast, other options provided, such as the American Psychological Association Guidelines and the National Association of School Psychologists Code, while they contain important ethical standards in their respective fields, are not tailored specifically for RBTs or the practice of applied behavior analysis.