In many cases, it appears that supervisors are responding under negative reinforcement contingencies. That is, there are many people who need help and training. Many behavior analysts enter the field to alleviate problems and have an inclination to help everyone (to stop the aversive situation). What is the best ethical response? a. As long as the behavior analyst has determined that there is a substantial financial benefit (positive reinforcement contingency) to supervising a higher number of supervisees, they can take on a higher volume. b. Supervisors who are contracted or are employees are able to supervise as many supervisees as indicated as part of their job responsibility. c. Only supervise as many people as can fit logistically and technically into the supervisor's schedule while maintaining effectiveness for consumers and supervisees. d. As long as the behavior analyst has the organization and planning skills, they can take on a higher volume of supervisees