Problem:
Behavior analysts are responsible for maintaining effective communication with their clients and stakeholders, which necessitates minimizing the use of technical jargon without deviating from the conceptual underpinnings of the science. Speaking in nontechnical substitutes is likely to (select all that apply): A. benefit funders by reducing duplication of services B. reduce confusion between stakeholders C. increase acceptability amongst nonbehavioral colleagues D. ensure everyone is utilizing evidence-based practices