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RBT Pearson Exam Questions and
Correct Answers 2024
All of the above (to deliver discrete trial instruction and incidental teaching, record data, and implement behavior intervention plans as written by the BCBA) - Correct Answer: The roles and responsibilities of the RBT include which of the following? False (They legally cannot) - Correct Answer: (True or False) An RBT can practice independently of a BCBA? The total count per a unit of time - Correct Answer: Rate is.... How long it takes to start the behavior - Correct Answer: Latency is.... How long the behavior lasts - Correct Answer: Duration is.... How many times it happens (example: saying awesome a 134 times) - Correct Answer: Frequency is.... The time between two consecutive behaviors - Correct Answer: Inter-Response Time is....(IRT) All of the above (latency, duration, frequency, and rate) - Correct Answer: Which of the following is a continuous recording method? The correct answer is 60 per hour, 1 per minute (we divided 120 by 2) - Correct Answer: Calculate frequency/rate per hour and minute for a behavior that occurred 120 times over a 2 hour observation: When we mark "yes" if the client engages in the target behavior at any point during the set interval - Correct Answer: Partial-Interval Recording is....
When we mark "yes" if the client engages in the target behavior for the entire set interval (example: if the set intervals are five minutes, then the client must engage in the TA for the entire five minutes) - Correct Answer: Whole-Interval Recording is.... When we mark "yes" if the client engages in the target behavior at the end (30 seconds) of the set interval - Correct Answer: Momentary Time Sampling is.... Whole-Interval Recording - Correct Answer: Which recording method would you expect to use when a target behavior is set to increase? False - Correct Answer: (True or False) Partial-Interval Recording has the tendency to under-estimate the frequency of a target behavior while Whole-Interval Recording has the tendency to over-estimate the frequency of the target behavior? The number of broken windows and folded shirts when we entered the room (P.P.R.P. is when we see the "aftermath", but we were not there when it happened) - Correct Answer: Which of the following are examples of "Permanent Products" that can be used to collect data using the Permanent Product Recording Procedures? True - Correct Answer: (True or False) Permanent Product Recording is one of the lease cumbersome data recording methods? Any instance of the client crying and hitting themselves in the head with a closed fist, which makes sound that can be heard within five feet. This instance must last longer than 30 seconds and are seperated by the 30 seconds of non-occurrence. - Correct Answer: Choose the best operational definition for a tantrum: The activity of living organisms; human behavior includes everything that people do, say, see, and hear. It is also observable and measurable - Correct Answer: Define "Behavior": Is all of the external factors around us that influence us (this refers to the part of the organisms existence; behavior cannot occur in the absense of environment) - Correct Answer: Define "Environment":
The deliberate manipulation of variables to evoke a target behavior to determine the function of the behavior - Correct Answer: A Functional Analysis is.... All of the above (a set of interviews conducted to identify the function of a behavior, observations of the problem behavior as it is occuring in the natural setting, and functional analysis) - Correct Answer: A Functional Behavior Assessment is.... Antecedent, Behavior, & Consequence - Correct Answer: What does the ABC stand for in ABC Recording? A stimulus that increases or maintains the frequency of a behavior - Correct Answer: A Reinforcer is.... A stimulus that decreases the future frequency of a behavior - Correct Answer: A Punisher is.... The hierarchy of needs, such as: water, food, shelter, clothes, ect... - Correct Answer: What is an example of a Primary Reinforcer? (unconditioned) Items not necessarily needed, but wanted like: an Ipad, a puzzle, toys, a high five, or bubbles - Correct Answer: What is an example of a Secondary Reinforcer? (conditioned) It's the manipulation of motivating operations such as: priming, scheduling, first/then, modifying tasks, creating opportunities, or preparation - Correct Answer: What is an Antecedent Intervention? True (example: TV privileges are taken away and slowly earned back, now watching TV is valuable) - Correct Answer: (True or False) an Establishing Operation increases the value of a particular reinforcer? (EO) True (example: once food is eaten and the client is full, it no longer can be used as a reinforcer) - Correct Answer: (True or False) an Abolishing Operation decreases the value of a particular reinforcer? (AO) To make you in charge of reinforing the client - Correct Answer: What is the main purpose of pairing yourself with reinforcement?
It's reinforcing a desired behavior while discontinuing the reinforcement for an undesired behavior - Correct Answer: What is Differential Reinforcement?
