RBTs should only implement behavior plans that:

RBTs must document data in a way that is:

Overcorrection is considered a:

What does DRO stand for?

When using momentary time sampling, behavior is recorded if it occurs:

If a child stops throwing tantrums after the teacher consistently removes attention during tantrums, the procedure used is:

If an RBT sees signs of abuse, what must they do?

Differential reinforcement is used to:

What’s the first step before beginning a skill acquisition plan?

A motivating operation that increases the value of a reinforcer is:

Which of the following is an example of indirect assessment?

What measurement method records whether a behavior occurs at any time during an interval?

What is the primary goal of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)?

What is the most important reason for collecting data during sessions?

Which is a dual relationship?

An RBT uses extinction and sees behavior get worse before it improves. This is called:

What is total task presentation?

Which type of data collection involves recording whether a behavior occurred during specific time intervals?

A prompt that happens at the same time as the SD is a:

Which of the following is NOT a prompt?

Which tool helps identify potential reinforcers?

Who is responsible for reviewing RBT documentation?

Prompt fading is important because:

You fade prompts over time to promote:

The correct term for rewarding a behavior that is closer to the desired behavior over time is:

A scatterplot is most useful for:

You count how many times a student taps a pencil during a 10-minute lecture. What are you measuring?

A child throws toys to avoid clean-up. What is the likely function?

What’s the goal of using extinction?

What is a task analysis?

RBTs should record data:

Reinforcing a behavior only when it occurs after a specific amount of time has passed is called:

What is the likely function of a behavior maintained by laughing and peer attention?

If you’re unsure how to handle a situation with a client, you should:

When you reinforce a behavior that cannot occur at the same time as the problem behavior, this is:

A discontinuous measurement system would include:

If you reinforce a child for saying “ball” instead of just making sounds, this is an example of:

In a behavior chain, every response produces:

What is used to measure the time between the delivery of an instruction and the behavior starting?

What is an example of a socially mediated reinforcer?

Which is a key characteristic of a functional behavior assessment (FBA)?

Proper documentation must always include:

Which statement about functional analyses is TRUE?

A learner is given a token for each completed task. Tokens are exchanged for toys. This is:

In forward chaining:

Which measurement procedure gives a proportion of intervals in which the behavior occurred?

The RBT forgets to log one of the client’s behaviors. This could result in:

Which prompt is the least intrusive?

A skill acquisition plan should always include:

Which of the following is subjective documentation?

What is the purpose of session notes?

Teaching a learner to respond to various examples of a stimulus is called:

In a functional analysis, the condition that provides access to attention following problem behavior is called:

You record a child’s tantrum length during a 30-minute session. This measurement is:

What’s the best way to increase a desired behavior?

A stimulus that signals reinforcement is available is called:

ABC data collection focuses on:

An RBT uses a model for the student to imitate. This is:

A child throws materials and is allowed to leave the room. This may reinforce the behavior through:

In a paired stimulus preference assessment, stimuli are:

When teaching a skill by reinforcing successive approximations, the procedure is called:

Which measurement system records the exact number of times a behavior occurs?

Extinction involves:

Which of the following best describes reinforcement?

A replacement behavior that serves the same function as problem behavior is taught in:

Which of the following is best for measuring how long a behavior lasts?

If you record the time between the end of one behavior and the start of the next, you are measuring:

When a behavior is followed by the addition of an aversive stimulus to decrease its occurrence, it is called:

What is the difference between positive and negative reinforcement?

RBTs must maintain confidentiality under:

When should an RBT report changes in client behavior?

A child hand-flaps for sensory stimulation. What is the function?

A ratio of behavior per unit of time describes:

Which of the following is a proactive behavior reduction strategy?

Which function involves a behavior that produces reinforcement by itself?

The process of fading prompts from most assistance to least is known as:

Which is an example of incidental teaching?

An indirect assessment method includes:

When using whole interval recording, you only record the behavior if:

The primary purpose of a preference assessment is to:

The removal of a preferred item following problem behavior to decrease that behavior is:

Which of the following is a direct observation assessment?

What’s an example of a behavior with an escape function?

A teaching procedure where the task is broken into small steps and each step is taught sequentially is:

RBTs can only practice under: