Question

Tabby is a new bcba. She works with kindergarten students in a self-contained classroom at a public school as part of a clinic/home/school partnership between the aba clinic she works at. The preschoolers make her handprint thank you cards after she helps them with a cooking lesson that they enjoyed. Tabby turns to the teacher when they give her the cards and says, i am sorry but this would be a violation of bcba ethics code. The children start crying because they think she did not like the cards. What assimilation or separation strategy identified by knapp et al. , 2013 in the dark side of ethics is this an example of?.

Answer 1

2013 in the dark side of ethics is this an example of interpreting rules without attention to overreaching values.

Each of us has encountered coworkers who engage in dubious activity yet believe they are doing morally and occasionally even consider their actions to be outstanding. We do not mean clearly unethical activity that is justified (such as one psychologist who billed Medicare for hundreds of thousands of dollars for services never delivered, but then explained that he was such a concerned healer that he did not have time to attend to the details of billing). Instead, we're talking about instances where psychologists consciously think they're acting morally.

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