IBHRE 2023 BUNDLED PRACTICE EXAM
BANK 2026 TESTED QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ Rate. Answer: total count per unit of time
⩥ Duration. Answer: time from when the behavior begins and ends
⩥ Latency. Answer: the time between the presentation of a stimulus and
the occurrence of a behavior
⩥ Continuous Recording Method. Answer: latency, duration, rate
⩥ Whole Interval Recording. Answer: behavior must occur for the entire
interval to be recorded
⩥ Looking for behavior increase using which kind of recording?.
Answer: whole interval recording
⩥ Partial Interval Recording. Answer: when a behavior must occur at
least once during an interval to be recorded
,⩥ Looking for behavior decrease using which kind of recording?.
Answer: partial interval recording
⩥ Inter-response time recording. Answer: time between the end of one
instance of the behavior and the beginning of the next occurrence of
behavior
⩥ Momentary Time Sampling. Answer: records whether the target
behavior is occurring at the moment that each time interval ends
⩥ Reinforcer. Answer: any stimulus or event that functions to increase
the likelihood of the behavior that led to it
⩥ primary reinforcer example. Answer: any reinforcer that is naturally
reinforcing by meeting a basic biological need, such as food, water,
warmth
⩥ secondary reinforcer example. Answer: any reinforcer that becomes
reinforcing after being paired with a primary reinforcer, such as praise,
tokens, or gold stars
⩥ positive reinforcement. Answer: the reinforcement of a response by
the addition or experiencing of a pleasurable stimulus
, ⩥ differential reinforcement. Answer: reinforcing a desired replacement
behavior with withholding or masking reinforcement for an undesirable
stereotypic behavior
⩥ negative reinforcement. Answer: the reinforcement of a response by
the removal, escape from, or avoidance of an unpleasant stimulus
⩥ social reinforcement. Answer: when a behavior produces a reinforcing
consequence through the actions of another person such as praise,
attention, approval, and /or affection from others
⩥ Social Positive Reinforcement. Answer: adding something
⩥ Social Negative Reinforcement. Answer: taking away
⩥ Punisher. Answer: any stimulus or event that functions to decrease the
likelihood of the behavior that led to it
⩥ Stimulus. Answer: a signal to which an organism responds
⩥ ABC recording. Answer: The preferred method to use for behavioral
assessment to determine which behavior to target for change is:
⩥ ABC stands for. Answer: - Antecedent
BANK 2026 TESTED QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ Rate. Answer: total count per unit of time
⩥ Duration. Answer: time from when the behavior begins and ends
⩥ Latency. Answer: the time between the presentation of a stimulus and
the occurrence of a behavior
⩥ Continuous Recording Method. Answer: latency, duration, rate
⩥ Whole Interval Recording. Answer: behavior must occur for the entire
interval to be recorded
⩥ Looking for behavior increase using which kind of recording?.
Answer: whole interval recording
⩥ Partial Interval Recording. Answer: when a behavior must occur at
least once during an interval to be recorded
,⩥ Looking for behavior decrease using which kind of recording?.
Answer: partial interval recording
⩥ Inter-response time recording. Answer: time between the end of one
instance of the behavior and the beginning of the next occurrence of
behavior
⩥ Momentary Time Sampling. Answer: records whether the target
behavior is occurring at the moment that each time interval ends
⩥ Reinforcer. Answer: any stimulus or event that functions to increase
the likelihood of the behavior that led to it
⩥ primary reinforcer example. Answer: any reinforcer that is naturally
reinforcing by meeting a basic biological need, such as food, water,
warmth
⩥ secondary reinforcer example. Answer: any reinforcer that becomes
reinforcing after being paired with a primary reinforcer, such as praise,
tokens, or gold stars
⩥ positive reinforcement. Answer: the reinforcement of a response by
the addition or experiencing of a pleasurable stimulus
, ⩥ differential reinforcement. Answer: reinforcing a desired replacement
behavior with withholding or masking reinforcement for an undesirable
stereotypic behavior
⩥ negative reinforcement. Answer: the reinforcement of a response by
the removal, escape from, or avoidance of an unpleasant stimulus
⩥ social reinforcement. Answer: when a behavior produces a reinforcing
consequence through the actions of another person such as praise,
attention, approval, and /or affection from others
⩥ Social Positive Reinforcement. Answer: adding something
⩥ Social Negative Reinforcement. Answer: taking away
⩥ Punisher. Answer: any stimulus or event that functions to decrease the
likelihood of the behavior that led to it
⩥ Stimulus. Answer: a signal to which an organism responds
⩥ ABC recording. Answer: The preferred method to use for behavioral
assessment to determine which behavior to target for change is:
⩥ ABC stands for. Answer: - Antecedent
