PEARSON RBT EXAM CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION TEST 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED
GRADED A+
◉ shaping. Answer: the process of reinforcing gradual changes in
behavior so that the behavior begins to look like the target (desired)
behavior
◉ discrete trial. Answer: a learning opportunity initiated and
controlled by the teacher in which the correct response will be
reinforced
◉ discriminative stimulus. Answer: a cue that signals reinforcement
is available if the subject makes a particular response
◉ DTT. Answer: a method of teaching in simplified and structured
steps. instead of teaching an entire skill in one go, the skill is broken
down and "built-up" using discrete trials that teach each step one at
a time
◉ naturalistic teaching. Answer: the learner initiates a learning
opportunity and the reinforcement follows the natural contingencies
contacted through the environment, activity, etc.
, ◉ capturing. Answer: naturally occurring situations that occur in the
environment for incidental teaching
◉ contriving. Answer: setting up the environment in a way that will
elicit a behavior, that do not already occur in the natural
environment
◉ discrimination. Answer: being able to distinguish one item or
response from another
◉ transfer procedures. Answer: transferring control from one
stimulus to another
◉ prompt. Answer: stimuli that you add in to increase the likelihood
that a person will engage in or respond with the correct behavior
◉ stimulus prompt. Answer: any type of prompt in which we change
the materials in a way to help the learner give the correct response
◉ response prompt. Answer: any prompt used in conjunction with
the response to assist in gaining the correct response
EVALUATION TEST 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED
GRADED A+
◉ shaping. Answer: the process of reinforcing gradual changes in
behavior so that the behavior begins to look like the target (desired)
behavior
◉ discrete trial. Answer: a learning opportunity initiated and
controlled by the teacher in which the correct response will be
reinforced
◉ discriminative stimulus. Answer: a cue that signals reinforcement
is available if the subject makes a particular response
◉ DTT. Answer: a method of teaching in simplified and structured
steps. instead of teaching an entire skill in one go, the skill is broken
down and "built-up" using discrete trials that teach each step one at
a time
◉ naturalistic teaching. Answer: the learner initiates a learning
opportunity and the reinforcement follows the natural contingencies
contacted through the environment, activity, etc.
, ◉ capturing. Answer: naturally occurring situations that occur in the
environment for incidental teaching
◉ contriving. Answer: setting up the environment in a way that will
elicit a behavior, that do not already occur in the natural
environment
◉ discrimination. Answer: being able to distinguish one item or
response from another
◉ transfer procedures. Answer: transferring control from one
stimulus to another
◉ prompt. Answer: stimuli that you add in to increase the likelihood
that a person will engage in or respond with the correct behavior
◉ stimulus prompt. Answer: any type of prompt in which we change
the materials in a way to help the learner give the correct response
◉ response prompt. Answer: any prompt used in conjunction with
the response to assist in gaining the correct response
