ACTUAL QUESTIONS & ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES FOR
GUARANTEED PASS | NEWEST UPDATE.
Caryn is uncertain how many correct responses to require before
delivering reinforcement to a particular learner. Where is the first
place she should go to seek an answer to this question?
A. a fellow RBT who works with the same learner
B. the skill acquisition plan
D. the learner's parent - ANSWER-B. The skill acquisition plan
Remember, it's always best to reference the learner's skill
acquisition plan for clarity on intervention and reinforcement
specifics. The next best option would be to contact the
supervising BCBA if you are still uncertain of how to proceed.
Time delay prompting involves gradually increasing the amount
of time between a prompt and the desired response. In this
scenario, CeCe is waiting for the client to respond on his own
before providing prompts, so time delay prompting is likely being
used.
,If the client is sick why should that information be included in the
session notes?
A. So that the parent is made aware of the client's illness
B. Contact your boss for HR purposes, in case the RBT also
becomes sick, but this is not important for session notes
C. Because illness is a variable that might have affected the
client's progress during the session
D. So the next RBT can cancel tomorrow's session - ANSWER-C.
Because illness is a variable that might have affected the
client's progress during the session
Illness can affect a client's progress and behavior during a
session, and it's important to note this information in your
session notes.
Food is an example of a
A. Generalized reinforcer
B. Secondary reinforcer
,C. Primary reinforcer
D. Conditioned reinforcer - ANSWER-C. primary reinforcer
Food is an example of a primary reinforcer, which is a stimulus
that is naturally reinforcing, such as water or sleep.
Otto places a red card and an orange card on the table and tells
the learner to touch red. The learner touches the red card. Otto
smiles and provides a token to the learner, then marks correct on
the data sheet. Otto is implementing
___________________________.
A. Preference Assessment
B. Natural Environment Training
C. Task Analysis
D. Direct Trial Training - ANSWER-D. Direct Trial Training
Otto is indeed using Direct Trial Training, where he presents a
discriminative stimulus (red card) and reinforces the correct
response (touching the red card).
, Aimee is a new RBT working with a client on a backward chaining
procedure. She doesn't really know what that means, but doesn't
want admit that to her boss. What should she do?
A. Research "backward chaining" on the internet to see if she can
figure it out on her own.
B. Ask her supervisor for clinical guidance. This does not reflect
badly on Aimee as an employee.
C. Ask a more experienced RBT.
D. Don't ask her supervisor because she might get fired. Do her
best with the knowledge she has. - ANSWER-B. Ask her
supervisor for clinical guidance. This does not reflect badly on
Aimee as an employee.
It's important for Aimee to seek guidance from her supervisor.
Admitting a lack of knowledge does not reflect badly on her as an
employee, and it shows a commitment to providing quality
services to the client.
A procedure used to teach the learner to differentiate between
meaningful stimuli