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APT The RAID® Course for
working with Disturbed and
Challenging Behaviour
(Refresher)

,QUESTIONS & EXPLANATIONS 1353



Question 1
Consider two claims: I. “Mastering the art of making social praise and acknowledgement
genuinely meaningful and impactful” is directly associated with “Effective Social
Reinforcement”. II. “Creating structured yet flexible, user-friendly reinforcement
systems and token economies” is directly associated with “Introduction to the RAID
Approach”. Which assessment is most accurate?
A. Claim I needs correction; claim II is supported
B. Both claims are supported
C. Both claims need correction
D. Claim I is supported; claim II needs correction
Correct Answer: D

Full Explanation:
Claim I preserves the direct association with “Effective Social Reinforcement”. Claim II should associate
“Creating structured yet flexible, user-friendly reinforcement systems and token economies” with
“Designing Reinforcement Systems”, not “Introduction to the RAID Approach”. Evaluating each claim
separately avoids letting one correct association validate the other.



Question 2
A proposed summary states: “Techniques for minimizing attention given to minor
disruptive behaviors safely and systematically to encourage their collapse (implosion)” →
“The Spectrum of Green Behaviours”; “Routine green behavior (day-to-day functional
expectations)” → “The Art of Playing Down”. Which judgment correctly evaluates both
links?
A. Both links are reversed and should be exchanged
B. Only the first link should be changed
C. Only the second link should be changed
D. Neither link needs to be changed
Correct Answer: A

Full Explanation:
The direct relationships are “Techniques for minimizing attention given to minor disruptive behaviors
safely and systematically to encourage their collapse (implosion)” with “The Art of Playing Down” and
“Routine green behavior (day-to-day functional expectations)” with “The Spectrum of Green
Behaviours”. Both proposed links therefore use the other activity’s focus. Correcting only one would
leave the other transposition unresolved.




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Question 3
Which entry completes this parallel correctly? Philosophy of Care relates to “Establishing
a unified team and organizational philosophy that prioritizes long-term positive behavior
cultivation over short-term reactive control”; Avoiding Reinforcement Traps relates to
which activity?
A. Establishing a unified team and organizational philosophy that prioritizes long-term positive
behavior cultivation over short-term reactive control
B. Aligning behavioral interventions with an understanding of deep-brain emotional processing and
motivation
C. Routine green behavior (day-to-day functional expectations)
D. Recognizing and eliminating common pitfalls where staff inadvertently reinforce challenging
behaviors while trying to discourage them
Correct Answer: D

Full Explanation:
The completed relationship is “Avoiding Reinforcement Traps” with “Recognizing and eliminating
common pitfalls where staff inadvertently reinforce challenging behaviors while trying to discourage
them”. It follows the same area-to-activity relationship as the first pair. Reusing “Establishing a unified
team and organizational philosophy that prioritizes long-term positive behavior cultivation over
short-term reactive control” would simply repeat the first example.



Question 4
Two explanations of “Routine green behavior (day-to-day functional expectations)” are
offered. One assigns it to “The Spectrum of Green Behaviours”; the other assigns it to
“The Art of Playing Down”. Which comparison best resolves the disagreement?
A. Formulating RAID Care Plans is the closer match; both proposed areas should be replaced
B. The Art of Playing Down is the closer match; The Spectrum of Green Behaviours more directly
concerns Techniques for minimizing attention given to minor disruptive behaviors safely and
systematically to encourage their collapse (implosion)
C. Philosophy of Care is the closer match; both proposed areas should be replaced
D. The Spectrum of Green Behaviours is the closer match; The Art of Playing Down more directly
concerns Techniques for minimizing attention given to minor disruptive behaviors safely and
systematically to encourage their collapse (implosion)
Correct Answer: D

Full Explanation:
“Routine green behavior (day-to-day functional expectations)” is most directly associated with “The
Spectrum of Green Behaviours”. The competing focus “The Art of Playing Down” has the different direct
association “Techniques for minimizing attention given to minor disruptive behaviors safely and
systematically to encourage their collapse (implosion)”. Related areas may interact, but that does not
erase the more specific match asked for here.




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Question 5
A review is divided into “Managing Unignorable Behaviours” and “Constructive
Criticism”. Evidence already describes “Developing clear protocols and safe responses
for situations where disruptive or dangerous behavior cannot be safely ignored”. Which
additional evidence would most directly address the other part of the review?
A. Mastering the art of making social praise and acknowledgement genuinely meaningful and
impactful
B. Developing clear protocols and safe responses for situations where disruptive or dangerous
behavior cannot be safely ignored
C. Extra-ordinary green behavior
D. Transitioning from standard destructive criticism to highly structured, constructive feedback that
preserves therapeutic rapport and changes behavior
Correct Answer: D

Full Explanation:
The existing evidence addresses “Managing Unignorable Behaviours”. The remaining focus is
“Constructive Criticism”, for which “Transitioning from standard destructive criticism to highly
structured, constructive feedback that preserves therapeutic rapport and changes behavior” is the
direct match. Repeating the first evidence would not address the second focus.



Question 6
A planning note correctly connects “Extra-ordinary green behavior” to “Extra-ordinary
green behavior (exceptional or milestone achievements)”. It then claims that
“Identifying behaviors that threaten the well-being of the individual or others, and
understanding the underlying functions and unmet needs driving them” belongs to the
same focus for the same reason. How should the second part be revised?
A. Associate both activities with Evaluating Success
B. Associate both activities with The Punishment Spiral
C. Associate the first activity with Red Behaviour (Disruptive/Challenging); retain the second
association
D. Associate the second activity with Red Behaviour (Disruptive/Challenging); retain the first
association
Correct Answer: D

Full Explanation:
The first association is already the direct match. The second activity has the distinct match “Red
Behaviour (Disruptive/Challenging)”. Sharing a wider subject does not make the two activities
interchangeable or justify assigning both to the first focus.




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