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BCBA MOCK EXAM NEWEST 2026/ 2027 TEST BANK| 2 VERSIONS
(VERSION 1 & 2) WITH COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS/ ALREADY GRADED A+| BOARD CERTIFIED
BEHAVIOR ANALYST MOCK EXAM REVIEW (MOST RECENT!!)
The traditional way of cooking bacon is to fry it in a pan. A more
popular method now is to cook the bacon in the oven. It is also possible
to cook bacon by grilling it. Together, all three ways function as a ---?
a. Sitmulus
b. Stimulus Class
c. Response Class
d. Response ......ANSWER......C
different topography serve the same fx
If you wanted to promote generalization across settings with your client,
which of the following would you avoid?
a. Teaching loosely
b. Using different SDs
c. Using few exemplars
d. Programming common stimuli ......ANSWER......C.
we need multiple exemplars
Glen wants to open his own ABA practice. He currently works for
another ABA provider and has several clients. Glen thinks that some
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positive reviews will go a long way in promoting his new practice so he
asks some of the clients he is working with to submit feedback that he
can use on his new company's website. Did Glen do anything wrong?
a. No, testimonials are allowed if they are truthful and real
b. Yes, Glen is not allowed to obtain testimonials from current or
previous clients
c. No, he just needs to make sure the client signs formal submission
validating the testimonial
d. Yes, Glen cannot solicit testimonials from current clients
......ANSWER......D.
okay from previous client, but not soliciting from CURRENT clients
Slash plays guitar in a band with his friends. They perform every Fri and
Sat at local clubs. Last night, Slash played the wrong chord on one of his
solos. The next day at practice, Slash intentionally played the wrong
chord during that solo 15 times in a row. What was Slash engaging in?
a. Positive practice overcorrection
b. Negative practice overcorrection
c. Restitutional overcorrection
d. Negative reinforcement ......ANSWER......B
Anna is working with a client who engages in aggression throughout the
day. Her BCBA asks her to take data on the aggression. On Mon, Anna
records 10 instances of aggression. On Tues, Anna records 6 instances of
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crying. On Wed, Anna records 8 instances of crying. Anna's data lacks ---
?
a. Accuracy
b. Validy
c. Reliability
d. Consistency ......ANSWER......B
You are helping your little brother pick out a Halloween costume. There
are three costumes that you like, so you want to see which one is your
brother's favorite. You first present the Batman and Spiderman
costume. They choose Batman. You then present Batman and
Superman. They choose Superman. You then present Superman and
Spiderman. They choose Superman. You have conducted a ---?
a. Free operant preference assessment
b. Forced choice preference assessment
c. Single stimulus preference assessment
d. Multiple stimulus preference assessment with replacement
......ANSWER......B
While training a group of RBTs, Matt tells them that the most important
thing to him is that the data they collect is reliable. What does Matt
mean by this?
a. The data is socially valid
b. The data reflects a true count or duration of what actually occurred
c. The data reflects the target bx
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d. The data is consistently measured ......ANSWER......D
Of the following, what records should you review as a bx analyst at the
outset of tx?
a. Medical
b. Education
c. Historical
d. All of the above ......ANSWER......D
Recently, your client is eloping from the table when presented with a
difficult task demand. The client will run to his room, scream, slam the
door, and lock the door. The client's dad took the lock off the door. Now,
your client cannot lock his door anymore. The dad taking the lock off
the door is what type of intx?
a. Antecedent intervention
b. Consequence intervention
c. Punishment
d. Differential reinforcement ......ANSWER......A
Jen, a BCBA, is pleased with her RBT's ability to take data. Each time she
collects IOA data, the RBT data matches what Jen records. Jen neglects
to analyze the RBT's data or take IOA data for three weeks. When Jen
checks the data, there is a huge discrepancy between the data from 3
weeks ago and current data. When Jen asks the RBT if anything has
BCBA MOCK EXAM NEWEST 2026/ 2027 TEST BANK| 2 VERSIONS
(VERSION 1 & 2) WITH COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS/ ALREADY GRADED A+| BOARD CERTIFIED
BEHAVIOR ANALYST MOCK EXAM REVIEW (MOST RECENT!!)
The traditional way of cooking bacon is to fry it in a pan. A more
popular method now is to cook the bacon in the oven. It is also possible
to cook bacon by grilling it. Together, all three ways function as a ---?
a. Sitmulus
b. Stimulus Class
c. Response Class
d. Response ......ANSWER......C
different topography serve the same fx
If you wanted to promote generalization across settings with your client,
which of the following would you avoid?
a. Teaching loosely
b. Using different SDs
c. Using few exemplars
d. Programming common stimuli ......ANSWER......C.
we need multiple exemplars
Glen wants to open his own ABA practice. He currently works for
another ABA provider and has several clients. Glen thinks that some
,2|Page
positive reviews will go a long way in promoting his new practice so he
asks some of the clients he is working with to submit feedback that he
can use on his new company's website. Did Glen do anything wrong?
a. No, testimonials are allowed if they are truthful and real
b. Yes, Glen is not allowed to obtain testimonials from current or
previous clients
c. No, he just needs to make sure the client signs formal submission
validating the testimonial
d. Yes, Glen cannot solicit testimonials from current clients
......ANSWER......D.
okay from previous client, but not soliciting from CURRENT clients
Slash plays guitar in a band with his friends. They perform every Fri and
Sat at local clubs. Last night, Slash played the wrong chord on one of his
solos. The next day at practice, Slash intentionally played the wrong
chord during that solo 15 times in a row. What was Slash engaging in?
a. Positive practice overcorrection
b. Negative practice overcorrection
c. Restitutional overcorrection
d. Negative reinforcement ......ANSWER......B
Anna is working with a client who engages in aggression throughout the
day. Her BCBA asks her to take data on the aggression. On Mon, Anna
records 10 instances of aggression. On Tues, Anna records 6 instances of
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crying. On Wed, Anna records 8 instances of crying. Anna's data lacks ---
?
a. Accuracy
b. Validy
c. Reliability
d. Consistency ......ANSWER......B
You are helping your little brother pick out a Halloween costume. There
are three costumes that you like, so you want to see which one is your
brother's favorite. You first present the Batman and Spiderman
costume. They choose Batman. You then present Batman and
Superman. They choose Superman. You then present Superman and
Spiderman. They choose Superman. You have conducted a ---?
a. Free operant preference assessment
b. Forced choice preference assessment
c. Single stimulus preference assessment
d. Multiple stimulus preference assessment with replacement
......ANSWER......B
While training a group of RBTs, Matt tells them that the most important
thing to him is that the data they collect is reliable. What does Matt
mean by this?
a. The data is socially valid
b. The data reflects a true count or duration of what actually occurred
c. The data reflects the target bx
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d. The data is consistently measured ......ANSWER......D
Of the following, what records should you review as a bx analyst at the
outset of tx?
a. Medical
b. Education
c. Historical
d. All of the above ......ANSWER......D
Recently, your client is eloping from the table when presented with a
difficult task demand. The client will run to his room, scream, slam the
door, and lock the door. The client's dad took the lock off the door. Now,
your client cannot lock his door anymore. The dad taking the lock off
the door is what type of intx?
a. Antecedent intervention
b. Consequence intervention
c. Punishment
d. Differential reinforcement ......ANSWER......A
Jen, a BCBA, is pleased with her RBT's ability to take data. Each time she
collects IOA data, the RBT data matches what Jen records. Jen neglects
to analyze the RBT's data or take IOA data for three weeks. When Jen
checks the data, there is a huge discrepancy between the data from 3
weeks ago and current data. When Jen asks the RBT if anything has
