Jun is working as a BCBA at a large agency. The agency requires that each BCBA supervise at least five trainees. Jun feels overwhelmed and is failing to meet the supervision requirements for all five of her trainees. She is hesitant to say anything to her boss for fear that her job may be in jeopardy if she cannot meet agency requirements. Given this scenario, what would be the best course of action for the behavior analyst to take? O Discontinue all supervision activities and focus on her client base'd work O Decrease responsibilities in other areas of work to ensure that the trainees receive adequate supervision O Speak with her boss and request a reduction in supervision or other work responsibilities to ensure she can provide appropriate supervision Speak with her trainees and notify them she will be reduce their supervision time