PEARSON RBT EXAM Question and Answer |
Comprehensive Preparation Pack | Grade
A+
• How many times it happens (example: saying awesome a 134 times) -✓✓
Frequency is....
• The time between two consecutive behaviors -✓✓ Inter-Response Time
is....(IRT)
• All of the above (latency, duration, frequency, and rate) -✓✓ Which of the
following is a continuous recording method?
• The correct answer is 60 per hour, 1 per minute (we divided 120 by 2) -✓✓
Calculate frequency/rate per hour and minute for a behavior that occurred 120
times over a 2 hour observation:
• When we mark "yes" if the client engages in the target behavior at any point
during the set interval -✓✓ Partial-Interval Recording is....
• When we mark "yes" if the client engages in the target behavior for the entire
set interval (example: if the set intervals are five minutes, then the client must
engage in the TA for the entire five minutes) -✓✓ Whole-Interval Recording is....
• When we mark "yes" if the client engages in the target behavior at the end (30
seconds) of the set interval -✓✓ Momentary Time Sampling is....
, • Whole-Interval Recording -✓✓ Which recording method would you expect to
use when a target behavior is set to increase?
• False -✓✓ (True or False) Partial-Interval Recording has the tendency to under-
estimate the frequency of a target behavior while Whole-Interval Recording has
the tendency to over-estimate the frequency of the target behavior?
• The number of broken windows and folded shirts when we entered the room
(P.P.R.P. is when we see the "aftermath", but we were not there when it
happened) -✓✓ Which of the following are examples of "Permanent Products"
that can be used to collect data using the Permanent Product Recording
Procedures?
• True -✓✓ (True or False) Permanent Product Recording is one of the lease
cumbersome data recording methods?
• Any instance of the client crying and hitting themselves in the head with a
closed fist, which makes sound that can be heard within five feet. This instance
must last longer than 30 seconds and are seperated by the 30 seconds of non-
occurrence. -✓✓ Choose the best operational definition for a tantrum:
• The activity of living organisms; human behavior includes everything that people
do, say, see, and hear. It is also observable and measurable -✓✓ Define
"Behavior":
• Is all of the external factors around us that influence us (this refers to the part of
the organisms existence; behavior cannot occur in the absense of environment) -
✓✓ Define "Environment":
Comprehensive Preparation Pack | Grade
A+
• How many times it happens (example: saying awesome a 134 times) -✓✓
Frequency is....
• The time between two consecutive behaviors -✓✓ Inter-Response Time
is....(IRT)
• All of the above (latency, duration, frequency, and rate) -✓✓ Which of the
following is a continuous recording method?
• The correct answer is 60 per hour, 1 per minute (we divided 120 by 2) -✓✓
Calculate frequency/rate per hour and minute for a behavior that occurred 120
times over a 2 hour observation:
• When we mark "yes" if the client engages in the target behavior at any point
during the set interval -✓✓ Partial-Interval Recording is....
• When we mark "yes" if the client engages in the target behavior for the entire
set interval (example: if the set intervals are five minutes, then the client must
engage in the TA for the entire five minutes) -✓✓ Whole-Interval Recording is....
• When we mark "yes" if the client engages in the target behavior at the end (30
seconds) of the set interval -✓✓ Momentary Time Sampling is....
, • Whole-Interval Recording -✓✓ Which recording method would you expect to
use when a target behavior is set to increase?
• False -✓✓ (True or False) Partial-Interval Recording has the tendency to under-
estimate the frequency of a target behavior while Whole-Interval Recording has
the tendency to over-estimate the frequency of the target behavior?
• The number of broken windows and folded shirts when we entered the room
(P.P.R.P. is when we see the "aftermath", but we were not there when it
happened) -✓✓ Which of the following are examples of "Permanent Products"
that can be used to collect data using the Permanent Product Recording
Procedures?
• True -✓✓ (True or False) Permanent Product Recording is one of the lease
cumbersome data recording methods?
• Any instance of the client crying and hitting themselves in the head with a
closed fist, which makes sound that can be heard within five feet. This instance
must last longer than 30 seconds and are seperated by the 30 seconds of non-
occurrence. -✓✓ Choose the best operational definition for a tantrum:
• The activity of living organisms; human behavior includes everything that people
do, say, see, and hear. It is also observable and measurable -✓✓ Define
"Behavior":
• Is all of the external factors around us that influence us (this refers to the part of
the organisms existence; behavior cannot occur in the absense of environment) -
✓✓ Define "Environment":
