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©THEBRIGHT EXAM SOLUTIONS 2024/2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 40 Hour RBT Training: (21-30) Exam Questions With Verified Answers Preference Assessment - AnswersA set of procedures used to identify stimuli that might function as reinforcers. Types of Preference Assessments - Answers-free operant=duration of interaction ( how long the stay with one stmulus they pick ) -single stimulus =duration of interaction ( how long they take with that stimulus) -multiple stimulus with replacement=frequency -multiple stimulus without replacement =rank order -paired stimulus = frequency Preference assessments and reinforcer assessments are NOT the same thing. - Answerstrue In a _________________________ preference assessment, the individual is allowed to approach any stimulus desired and interact with it for as long as they want. - Answersfree operant In single stimulus preference assessments, children are given free access to a room full of toys, but must choose only one to play with. - Answersfalse To get the best results from a preference assessment, be sure to include items the person has never seen. - Answersfalse Free Operant Preference Assessment Instructions - Answers-Select 5-10 items and arrange them -----All of the items should be accessible to the individual. -Allow individual to familiarize self with all items prior to assessment -----To rule out novelty effects once assessment begins -Remove individual from the area while items are set up in a new arrangement -----All should still be accessible ©THEBRIGHT EXAM SOLUTIONS 2024/2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. -Return the individual to the area and instruct her that she may play with one, all, or none of the toys -----Ensure she understands she is free to play as she pleases during the assessment -Collect Partial Interval Data -----Place a check mark in a column representing each toy the child interacted with in each time interval. -Do not use social reinforcement as the child interacts -----This muddies the data. -Calculate the percent of intervals each item was interacted with -----Rank the items in order of preference Single Stimulus Preference Assessment Instructions - Answers-Select 5-8 items for presentation -Allow the child to familiarize self with all items prior to testing -Inform child he may play with the items you present for a couple of minutes, or give them back if he finishes early. -Do not pair playing with social attention. -Collect duration data for each item. -Repeat several times to ensure accurate results. -Sum the duration across trials In this preference assessment, children have access to a variety of toys and can interact with one or more as they choose. - Answersfree opreant The data collection method for free operant preference assessments is - Answers. Partial Interval The preference assessment method in which children are presented with one item at a time. - AnswersSingle Stimulus The data collection method for single stimulus preference assessment - Answersduration MSWO Preference Assessment Instructions - Answers-Place all of the selected items in an array in front of the child. -Allow the child to interact with each item for @30 seconds. -Instruct the child to select one item to interact with. -Remove the item from the array. ©THEBRIGHT EXAM SOLUTIONS 2024/2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. -Rearrange the remaining items. -Record the order in which the item was selected. -Repeat steps 3, 4, 5, and 6 until all items have been selected. -Repeat the assessment several times. -Score the results by ranking the items. MSWR Preference Assessment Instructions - Answers-Allow the child to interact with each item for @30 seconds. -Place the selected items in an array in front of the child. -Instruct the child to select one item to interact with. -Return the item to the array. -Rearrange the items. -Mark the data sheet to record the choice. -Repeat steps 3, 4, 5, and 6 until all items have been selected. -Repeat the assessment several times. -Score the results by ranking the items. Paired Stimulus Preference Assessment - Answers-Prior to beginning, allow the child to sample all of the stimuli -Remove stimuli from sight. -Present a randomly selected pair of stimuli -Allow @30 seconds of interaction with the selected item -Mark the data sheet -Repeat steps 3-5 until all possible pairs have been presented. -Calculate the percent of trials each item was selected. In which of the following preference assessments is the individual only allowed to choose each item one time? - AnswersMultiple Stimulus Without Replacement The end product of a Multiple Stimulus Without Replacement preference assessment is items scoring based on _______________________________________________ - Answersrank ordering Multiple Stimulus with Replacement is a hybrid of Multiple Stimulus without Replacement and Paired Stimulus preference assessments. - Answerstrue Multiple Stimulus with Replacement scored by rank ordering. - Answerstrue

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Preference Assessment - Answers✔A set of procedures used to identify stimuli that might function as
reinforcers.

Types of Preference Assessments - Answers✔-free operant=duration of interaction ( how long the stay
with one stmulus they pick )
-single stimulus =duration of interaction ( how long they take with that stimulus)
-multiple stimulus with replacement=frequency
-multiple stimulus without replacement =rank order
-paired stimulus = frequency

Preference assessments and reinforcer assessments are NOT the same thing. - Answers✔true
In a _________________________ preference assessment, the individual is allowed to approach any
stimulus desired and interact with it for as long as they want. - Answers✔free operant
In single stimulus preference assessments, children are given free access to a room full of toys, but must
choose only one to play with. - Answers✔false
To get the best results from a preference assessment, be sure to include items the person has never
seen. - Answers✔false

Free Operant Preference Assessment Instructions - Answers✔-Select 5-10 items and arrange them
-----All of the items should be accessible to the individual.


-Allow individual to familiarize self with all items prior to assessment
-----To rule out novelty effects once assessment begins


-Remove individual from the area while items are set up in a new arrangement
-----All should still be accessible

, ©THEBRIGHT EXAM SOLUTIONS 2024/2025

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
-Return the individual to the area and instruct her that she may play with one, all, or none of the toys
-----Ensure she understands she is free to play as she pleases during the assessment


-Collect Partial Interval Data
-----Place a check mark in a column representing each toy the child interacted with in each time interval.


-Do not use social reinforcement as the child interacts
-----This muddies the data.


-Calculate the percent of intervals each item was interacted with
-----Rank the items in order of preference

Single Stimulus Preference Assessment Instructions - Answers✔-Select 5-8 items for presentation
-Allow the child to familiarize self with all items prior to testing
-Inform child he may play with the items you present for a couple of minutes, or give them back if he
finishes early.
-Do not pair playing with social attention.
-Collect duration data for each item.
-Repeat several times to ensure accurate results.
-Sum the duration across trials
In this preference assessment, children have access to a variety of toys and can interact with one or
more as they choose. - Answers✔free opreant

The data collection method for free operant preference assessments is - Answers✔. Partial Interval
The preference assessment method in which children are presented with one item at a time. -
Answers✔Single Stimulus

The data collection method for single stimulus preference assessment - Answers✔duration

MSWO Preference Assessment Instructions - Answers✔-Place all of the selected items in an array in
front of the child.
-Allow the child to interact with each item for @30 seconds.
-Instruct the child to select one item to interact with.
-Remove the item from the array.

, ©THEBRIGHT EXAM SOLUTIONS 2024/2025

ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
-Rearrange the remaining items.
-Record the order in which the item was selected.
-Repeat steps 3, 4, 5, and 6 until all items have been selected.
-Repeat the assessment several times.
-Score the results by ranking the items.

MSWR Preference Assessment Instructions - Answers✔-Allow the child to interact with each item for
@30 seconds.
-Place the selected items in an array in front of the child.
-Instruct the child to select one item to interact with.
-Return the item to the array.
-Rearrange the items.
-Mark the data sheet to record the choice.
-Repeat steps 3, 4, 5, and 6 until all items have been selected.
-Repeat the assessment several times.
-Score the results by ranking the items.

Paired Stimulus Preference Assessment - Answers✔-Prior to beginning, allow the child to sample all of
the stimuli
-Remove stimuli from sight.
-Present a randomly selected pair of stimuli
-Allow @30 seconds of interaction with the selected item
-Mark the data sheet
-Repeat steps 3-5 until all possible pairs have been presented.
-Calculate the percent of trials each item was selected.
In which of the following preference assessments is the individual only allowed to choose each item one
time? - Answers✔Multiple Stimulus Without Replacement
The end product of a Multiple Stimulus Without Replacement preference assessment is items scoring
based on _______________________________________________ - Answers✔rank ordering
Multiple Stimulus with Replacement is a hybrid of Multiple Stimulus without Replacement and Paired
Stimulus preference assessments. - Answers✔true

Multiple Stimulus with Replacement scored by rank ordering. - Answers✔true

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