CBCC-KA EXAM 2025 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
Latency - ANS The length of time from a specific cue to the onset of behavior
The peripheral nervous system includes which of the following?
inhibitory system
excitatory system
endocrine system
autonomic system - ANS Autonomic system.
Frequency - ANS The number of times a response occurs during an observation period.
A code of ethics.. - ANS Identifies ethical goals of the profession.
A dog engaging in excessive self-licking may be.. - ANS relaxed and being offered little
stimulation.
If a behavior occurs 25/200 sampling intervals, what is the score for this one-zero sampling? -
ANS 0.125
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, Functional Analysis - ANS The systemic manipulation of environmental contingencies.
Applied Behavior Analysis - ANS the practice of applying the psychological principles of
learning theory in a systematic way to modify behavior.
Learning Theory - ANS Abstract frameworks that describe how knowledge is received and
processed during the learning experience.
Non-associative learning - ANS when a stimulus is not paired with a behavior. Habituation or
desensitization.
Habituation - ANS When repeated exposure to a stimulus decreases an organism's
responsiveness to the stimulus. Looking time will decrease when habituated.
Sensitization - ANS Learning that occurs when stimulus is repeated. Each time stimulus is
presented, your response to it increases.
Classical Conditioning - ANS When a neutral element (Conditioned Stimulus) becomes
associated with a different element (Unconditioned Stimulus) that already generates the
desired response (Unconditioned Response) until the neutral element stops being neutral and
causes the same response (Conditioned Response).
Unconditioned Stimulus - ANS A natural stimulus where no learning had to be involved. I.e.
dog food.
Unconditioned Response - ANS Natural response to a stimulus where no learning was
involved. I.e. drooling.
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ANSWERS
Latency - ANS The length of time from a specific cue to the onset of behavior
The peripheral nervous system includes which of the following?
inhibitory system
excitatory system
endocrine system
autonomic system - ANS Autonomic system.
Frequency - ANS The number of times a response occurs during an observation period.
A code of ethics.. - ANS Identifies ethical goals of the profession.
A dog engaging in excessive self-licking may be.. - ANS relaxed and being offered little
stimulation.
If a behavior occurs 25/200 sampling intervals, what is the score for this one-zero sampling? -
ANS 0.125
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, Functional Analysis - ANS The systemic manipulation of environmental contingencies.
Applied Behavior Analysis - ANS the practice of applying the psychological principles of
learning theory in a systematic way to modify behavior.
Learning Theory - ANS Abstract frameworks that describe how knowledge is received and
processed during the learning experience.
Non-associative learning - ANS when a stimulus is not paired with a behavior. Habituation or
desensitization.
Habituation - ANS When repeated exposure to a stimulus decreases an organism's
responsiveness to the stimulus. Looking time will decrease when habituated.
Sensitization - ANS Learning that occurs when stimulus is repeated. Each time stimulus is
presented, your response to it increases.
Classical Conditioning - ANS When a neutral element (Conditioned Stimulus) becomes
associated with a different element (Unconditioned Stimulus) that already generates the
desired response (Unconditioned Response) until the neutral element stops being neutral and
causes the same response (Conditioned Response).
Unconditioned Stimulus - ANS A natural stimulus where no learning had to be involved. I.e.
dog food.
Unconditioned Response - ANS Natural response to a stimulus where no learning was
involved. I.e. drooling.
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