PEARSON RBT EXAM Latest Question and
Answer | 100% Correct Solutions | Grade A+
• Which of the following is a type of continuous measurement? -✓✓ Frequency
• Duration -✓✓ Measuring how long a behavior lasts from start to finish. Best for
recording tantrums
• Frequency -✓✓ Counting how many times a behavior occurs. Best for recording
hand raising
• IRT (Interresponse Time) -✓✓ Time between end of a response and the
beginning of another response.
• Partial Interval -✓✓ Behavior occurs at any time during the interval.
• Whole interval -✓✓ Behavior must occur for the entire interval.
• Momentary Time Sampling -✓✓ Checking if behavior is happening at the exact
moment the interval ends
• Discontinuous Measurement -✓✓ Discontinuous measurement does not record
every instance of behavior, only samples (partial interval, whole interval,
momentary time sampling)
• Which discontinuous measurement method records whether a behavior occurs
at the end of a set time interval? -✓✓ Momentary time sampling
, • Permanent Product Recording -✓✓ Measuring a behavior by the outcome it
produces, not by directly observing the behavior.
Ex (Number of math worksheets completed, Number of toys picked up, Written
assignments submitted)
• Which of the following is an example of permanent product measurement? -✓✓
Counting the number of completed homework assignments
• Line graph -✓✓ Show change over time (most common in ABA)
• Bar graph -✓✓ Compare categories of data
• Cumulative records -✓✓ Show total responses over time (always increase)
• Trend -✓✓ Overall direction of the data (increasing, decreasing, or flat).
• Level -✓✓ Average value of data points within a phase.
• Variability -✓✓ How much data fluctuates
• Identifying changes -✓✓ How to spot improvements, declines, or phase
changes.
Answer | 100% Correct Solutions | Grade A+
• Which of the following is a type of continuous measurement? -✓✓ Frequency
• Duration -✓✓ Measuring how long a behavior lasts from start to finish. Best for
recording tantrums
• Frequency -✓✓ Counting how many times a behavior occurs. Best for recording
hand raising
• IRT (Interresponse Time) -✓✓ Time between end of a response and the
beginning of another response.
• Partial Interval -✓✓ Behavior occurs at any time during the interval.
• Whole interval -✓✓ Behavior must occur for the entire interval.
• Momentary Time Sampling -✓✓ Checking if behavior is happening at the exact
moment the interval ends
• Discontinuous Measurement -✓✓ Discontinuous measurement does not record
every instance of behavior, only samples (partial interval, whole interval,
momentary time sampling)
• Which discontinuous measurement method records whether a behavior occurs
at the end of a set time interval? -✓✓ Momentary time sampling
, • Permanent Product Recording -✓✓ Measuring a behavior by the outcome it
produces, not by directly observing the behavior.
Ex (Number of math worksheets completed, Number of toys picked up, Written
assignments submitted)
• Which of the following is an example of permanent product measurement? -✓✓
Counting the number of completed homework assignments
• Line graph -✓✓ Show change over time (most common in ABA)
• Bar graph -✓✓ Compare categories of data
• Cumulative records -✓✓ Show total responses over time (always increase)
• Trend -✓✓ Overall direction of the data (increasing, decreasing, or flat).
• Level -✓✓ Average value of data points within a phase.
• Variability -✓✓ How much data fluctuates
• Identifying changes -✓✓ How to spot improvements, declines, or phase
changes.
