Aiden, BCBA, has a very small caseload and needs to work more to support himself.

Aiden, BCBA, has a very small caseload and needs to work more to support himself. He assesses a new client and while this client would likely do well with a lower number of hours, Aiden recommends the maximum number the insurance agency can approve. Aiden feels this is okay as he can always convince the family to work on more goals and it will allow him to increase his overall billable hours. Given this scenario, which ethics standard is being violated? Group of answer choices 3.12: Advocating for Appropriate Services 3.09: Communicating with Stakeholders About Third-Party Contracted Services 3.11: Documenting Professional Activity 3.16 Appropriately Transitioning Services

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