After exploring the BACB links in this unit's reading, refer to the document,A Summary of Ethics Violations and Code-Enforcement Activities: 2016-2017, (https://www.bacb.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/180606_CodeEnforcementSummary.pdf ) to respond to this questions.

Scenario

Imagine you have a co-worker who supervises ten aspiring behavior analysts. Currently, they are all in undergraduate applied behavior analysis (ABA) programs. You have wondered how your co-worker can possibly serve her clients and meet her responsibilities to her supervisees due to a large number of supervisees under her guidance. Then, one day in the break room, you overhear two of your colleague's supervisees talking. Jason tells Kathy that he has not had a supervision meeting in 12-weeks. Kathy responds by saying, "I'm not surprised. I haven't had a supervision meeting in 8 weeks, and I know Kenneth hasn't seen her in 10 weeks." Jason thanks Kathy for the information and tells her that he has to do something about this situation. The supervisor is not living up to her obligations.

Question

Review Table 1: Overview of Code Enforcement Systems (on page 3).(https://www.bacb.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/180606_CodeEnforcementSummary.pdf)

• Discuss the responsibilities of the three code enforcement systems: disciplinary review, code compliance, and cautionary guidance.

Review Table 3: Most Frequent Ethical Violations: 2016-2017 (on page 5).

• Discuss the violation that was most surprising to you.

Based on the scenario above, what next steps do you feel Jason should take to resolve this situation?