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BRM FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE, BRM
FINAL EXAM ACTUAL 2025/2026
QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS
Treatment Integrity - (ANSWER)the extent to which an intervention is
implemented as intended and reliably occurs every single time it's supposed to
occur.
Requirement of the independent variable so that causal statements can be made
- (ANSWER)Treatment Integrity
Requirements that causal statements can be
made based on replications when circumstances vary - (ANSWER)External
Validity
Requirement of replications of treatments and
outcomes so that causal statements can be made - (ANSWER)Internal Validity
Requirement that consumers may have input
into goals, methods, and outcomes - (ANSWER)Social Validity
Repeatability - (ANSWER)Counting behavior as it occurs through time
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Count - (ANSWER)Tally number of behavior occurrences
Frequency - (ANSWER)occurrences in reference to a fixed amount of time
Rate - (ANSWER)frequency as occurrences per unit time (discuss both correct and
incorrect responding)
Celeration - (ANSWER)-frequency of responding for a particular time unit divided
by that unit
-best used to describe dynamic behavior change patterns
Temporal Extent - (ANSWER)Measuring the amount of time a behavior occurs
Duration - (ANSWER)The amount of time that elapses from the onset of a
response to the offset of the same response
Temporal Locus - (ANSWER)measuring the point in time a behavior occurs with
respect to other events
Response Latency - (ANSWER)The amount of time between some relevant
stimulus and the response
Interresponse Time (IRT) - (ANSWER)The amount of time between two responses
BRM FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE, BRM
FINAL EXAM ACTUAL 2025/2026
QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS
Treatment Integrity - (ANSWER)the extent to which an intervention is
implemented as intended and reliably occurs every single time it's supposed to
occur.
Requirement of the independent variable so that causal statements can be made
- (ANSWER)Treatment Integrity
Requirements that causal statements can be
made based on replications when circumstances vary - (ANSWER)External
Validity
Requirement of replications of treatments and
outcomes so that causal statements can be made - (ANSWER)Internal Validity
Requirement that consumers may have input
into goals, methods, and outcomes - (ANSWER)Social Validity
Repeatability - (ANSWER)Counting behavior as it occurs through time
, 2
Count - (ANSWER)Tally number of behavior occurrences
Frequency - (ANSWER)occurrences in reference to a fixed amount of time
Rate - (ANSWER)frequency as occurrences per unit time (discuss both correct and
incorrect responding)
Celeration - (ANSWER)-frequency of responding for a particular time unit divided
by that unit
-best used to describe dynamic behavior change patterns
Temporal Extent - (ANSWER)Measuring the amount of time a behavior occurs
Duration - (ANSWER)The amount of time that elapses from the onset of a
response to the offset of the same response
Temporal Locus - (ANSWER)measuring the point in time a behavior occurs with
respect to other events
Response Latency - (ANSWER)The amount of time between some relevant
stimulus and the response
Interresponse Time (IRT) - (ANSWER)The amount of time between two responses
