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PEARSON RBT PRACTICE EXAM COMPREHENSIVE EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100% ACCURATE
ANSWERS BRAND NEW EXAM ALREADY GRADED A+



Which of the following data collection methods records the amount of time a behavior occurs? -
(ANSWER)Duration



When recording frequency, you are: - (ANSWER)Counting how many times a behavior occurs



Which measurement procedure divides an observation period into intervals and notes whether the
behavior occurred at any time during each interval? - (ANSWER)Partial interval recording



You want to measure how long it takes a child to comply after being given a direction. Which measure is
most appropriate? - (ANSWER)Latency



When using a continuous measurement procedure, which of the following would be used to measure
how quickly a behavior occurs per unit of time? - (ANSWER)Rate



Which data collection method measures the time between two consecutive occurrences of the target
behavior? - (ANSWER)Interresponse time



When using momentary time sampling, data are recorded: - (ANSWER)Only if the behavior occurs at the
end of each interval



Which of the following is an example of discontinuous measurement? - (ANSWER)Whole interval
recording



In a 30-minute session, you record that behavior occurred 10 times. What type of data are you most
likely reporting? - (ANSWER)Frequency



A teacher wants to keep track of how long it takes a student to start writing after directions are given.
This is an example of: - (ANSWER)Latency

, PEARSON RBT PRACTICE EXAM COMPREHENSIVE EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100% ACCURATE
ANSWERS BRAND NEW EXAM ALREADY GRADED A+



The primary purpose of collecting ABC data is to: - (ANSWER)Identify antecedents and consequences



Which of the following best describes a preference assessment? - (ANSWER)Determining which items or
activities function as potential reinforcers



A direct assessment method might include: - (ANSWER)Observing the client's behavior in a natural
environment.



Which is an example of indirect assessment? - (ANSWER)Interviewing the client's caregiver about
behavior



The main goal of a functional behavior assessment (FBA) is to: - (ANSWER)Identify the function of a
target behavior



During a preference assessment, multiple items are presented at the same time, and the client is free to
interact with any items. This best describes a(n): - (ANSWER)Free operant preference assessment



A RBT is asked to collect baseline data on a new behavior. The best approach is to: - (ANSWER)Record
data on the behavior before an intervention is introduced



Which of the following is a hallmark of discrete trial teaching (DTT)? - (ANSWER)Structured teaching with
clear beginning and end points



An example of a naturalistic teaching strategy is: - (ANSWER)Providing learning opportunities in everyday
routines



Which of the following is an example of forward chaining? - (ANSWER)Teaching the first step until
mastered, then proceeding sequentially

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