A behavior analyst is working with a client who is also seeing a speech therapist. The behavior analyst notices that the goals set by the speech therapist conflict with the behavior analytic goals. What should the behavior analyst do?
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A
Ignore the speech therapist's goals and continue with their own goals.
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B
Discuss the conflicting goals with the client and their guardians, and then proceed with their own goals
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C
Reach out to the speech therapist to discuss the conflicting goals and collaborate on a unified approach.
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D
Inform the client to stop seeing the speech therapist.