RBT final Exam Questions and Answers Fully Solved Graded A+
Problematic self-stimulatory behavior is often also categorized as - Answers stereotypical
The first step in the scientific method is - Answers observe
RBTs are responsible for knowing a child's behavior intervention plan. - Answers true
The four main conditions of an experimental functional analysis are: attention, escape, demand, and
alone. - Answers false
Melanie is a salaried employee who receives a check every 14 days. What reinforcement schedule is
this? - Answers fixed interval
Reinforcement for correct responding in a motor imitation trial is usually... - Answers
How many columns of data are required to create a scatterplot? - Answers 2
Which of the following is NOT a method of differential reinforcement? - Answers DRE
DTT sessions usually expose the child to only one question repeatedly to ensure correct responding. -
Answers false
Permanent product recording is an indirect method of data collection. - Answers true
The first step in the prevention of sexual abuse is teaching... - Answers
When using games to teach skills, you should never modify the rules because you may confuse the
learner. - Answers false
Skill acquisition goals are based on - Answers assessment results
Ethical codes in developmental disability services have emerged, in part, from past mistakes - Answers
true
When collecting ABC data in a descriptive functional behavior assessment, consequences are groups into
_______________ categories. - Answers functional
RBTs who serve on person-centered planning teams may face several types of ethical dilemmas,
including - Answers both a and b
-competence boundaries
-multiple relationships
Punishment is more difficult for teenagers committing public misbehavior because.. - Answers
All data should be graphed. - Answers true
,Token economy can be a group or individual intervention. - Answers true
The first thing you should do when you see your customer/client is outline the plan for the session. -
Answers false
When an organism begins to respond to previously neutral stimuli without direct conditioning, what has
happened? - Answers generalization
Of all the communication modes, we are least knowledgeable about the effects of picture
communication on the development of spoken language. - Answers true
Trixie's student engages in a high rate of self-injurious behaviors. She collects data on head banging, eye
gouging, and self-biting. She does not include hair tugging because compared to the other behaviors,
hair tugging is not _______________. - Answers significant
If parents refuse ABA services, electing instead to pursue pseudoscientific services, capacity can be
called into question. - Answers false
Fred is working with Ricky to decrease his ranting behavior by having him insert a pause before
responding to stimuli that typically precede a rant. Inserting a pause is the replacement behavior. Which
of the following methods could you use to measure Ricky's progress with using the replacement
behavior? - Answers latency between stimulus and rant
RBT: "say ball"
Child: "ball"
This is an example of an echoic skill. - Answers true
The U.S. political system is designed to ensure citizens are provided with access to evidence-based
education and treatment. - Answers false
NET introduces certain concerns that are less prominent in clinic-based services, such as - Answers both
a and b
-confidentiality
-safety
It is acceptable to change two components of a single behavior in one shaping schedule. - Answers true
An author who has Autism and writes about the differences between how people with Autism and
neurotypical people experience the world is - Answers Temple Grandin
The RBT code of ethics encourages you to solve most ethical conflicts by - Answers Directly discussing
the issue with the person with whom the conflict is occurring
, James' RBT is working with him to reduce the time required for him to begin work when told to do so.
The data needed here is - Answers latency
Prompt fading plans should include criteria for advancing and ____________________ . - Answers
What is the most important factor in determining how detailed your task analysis should be? - Answers
needs of the user
Severe self injury and aggression, should not be assessed via functional analysis because of safety
concerns. - Answers false
Multiple Stimulus with Replacement is a hybrid of Multiple Stimulus without Replacement and Paired
Stimulus preference assessments. - Answers true
Which of the following is a common application for permanent product recording data collection? -
Answers academics
One example of a repetitive, stereotypical behavior is - Answers spinning in circles
In the Good Behavior Game, students are divided into teams and the team with the most points at the
end of the day earns a special reward. - Answers false
If my child continues to make low grades even though I am giving him praise and stickers every time he
brings home an A, that proves he needs a punisher instead. - Answers false
Telling someone to do something is a verbal prompt. - Answers sometimes
RBT: shows picture of a ball and asks "what is this?"
Child: "Ball"
In this scenario, the word "ball" is a(n)... - Answers tact
Information gleaned from environmental manipulation has higher social validity but lower certainty than
functional analysis results. - Answers
For every target behavior, the behavior intervention plan should list the - Answers both a and b
-function
-replacement behavior
A behavior is most observable if you can answer the questions - Answers when,what, how
Frequency data is useless without a timeframe. - Answers true
Operant conditioning relies on the manipulation of consequences according to the law of effect. -
Answers true
Problematic self-stimulatory behavior is often also categorized as - Answers stereotypical
The first step in the scientific method is - Answers observe
RBTs are responsible for knowing a child's behavior intervention plan. - Answers true
The four main conditions of an experimental functional analysis are: attention, escape, demand, and
alone. - Answers false
Melanie is a salaried employee who receives a check every 14 days. What reinforcement schedule is
this? - Answers fixed interval
Reinforcement for correct responding in a motor imitation trial is usually... - Answers
How many columns of data are required to create a scatterplot? - Answers 2
Which of the following is NOT a method of differential reinforcement? - Answers DRE
DTT sessions usually expose the child to only one question repeatedly to ensure correct responding. -
Answers false
Permanent product recording is an indirect method of data collection. - Answers true
The first step in the prevention of sexual abuse is teaching... - Answers
When using games to teach skills, you should never modify the rules because you may confuse the
learner. - Answers false
Skill acquisition goals are based on - Answers assessment results
Ethical codes in developmental disability services have emerged, in part, from past mistakes - Answers
true
When collecting ABC data in a descriptive functional behavior assessment, consequences are groups into
_______________ categories. - Answers functional
RBTs who serve on person-centered planning teams may face several types of ethical dilemmas,
including - Answers both a and b
-competence boundaries
-multiple relationships
Punishment is more difficult for teenagers committing public misbehavior because.. - Answers
All data should be graphed. - Answers true
,Token economy can be a group or individual intervention. - Answers true
The first thing you should do when you see your customer/client is outline the plan for the session. -
Answers false
When an organism begins to respond to previously neutral stimuli without direct conditioning, what has
happened? - Answers generalization
Of all the communication modes, we are least knowledgeable about the effects of picture
communication on the development of spoken language. - Answers true
Trixie's student engages in a high rate of self-injurious behaviors. She collects data on head banging, eye
gouging, and self-biting. She does not include hair tugging because compared to the other behaviors,
hair tugging is not _______________. - Answers significant
If parents refuse ABA services, electing instead to pursue pseudoscientific services, capacity can be
called into question. - Answers false
Fred is working with Ricky to decrease his ranting behavior by having him insert a pause before
responding to stimuli that typically precede a rant. Inserting a pause is the replacement behavior. Which
of the following methods could you use to measure Ricky's progress with using the replacement
behavior? - Answers latency between stimulus and rant
RBT: "say ball"
Child: "ball"
This is an example of an echoic skill. - Answers true
The U.S. political system is designed to ensure citizens are provided with access to evidence-based
education and treatment. - Answers false
NET introduces certain concerns that are less prominent in clinic-based services, such as - Answers both
a and b
-confidentiality
-safety
It is acceptable to change two components of a single behavior in one shaping schedule. - Answers true
An author who has Autism and writes about the differences between how people with Autism and
neurotypical people experience the world is - Answers Temple Grandin
The RBT code of ethics encourages you to solve most ethical conflicts by - Answers Directly discussing
the issue with the person with whom the conflict is occurring
, James' RBT is working with him to reduce the time required for him to begin work when told to do so.
The data needed here is - Answers latency
Prompt fading plans should include criteria for advancing and ____________________ . - Answers
What is the most important factor in determining how detailed your task analysis should be? - Answers
needs of the user
Severe self injury and aggression, should not be assessed via functional analysis because of safety
concerns. - Answers false
Multiple Stimulus with Replacement is a hybrid of Multiple Stimulus without Replacement and Paired
Stimulus preference assessments. - Answers true
Which of the following is a common application for permanent product recording data collection? -
Answers academics
One example of a repetitive, stereotypical behavior is - Answers spinning in circles
In the Good Behavior Game, students are divided into teams and the team with the most points at the
end of the day earns a special reward. - Answers false
If my child continues to make low grades even though I am giving him praise and stickers every time he
brings home an A, that proves he needs a punisher instead. - Answers false
Telling someone to do something is a verbal prompt. - Answers sometimes
RBT: shows picture of a ball and asks "what is this?"
Child: "Ball"
In this scenario, the word "ball" is a(n)... - Answers tact
Information gleaned from environmental manipulation has higher social validity but lower certainty than
functional analysis results. - Answers
For every target behavior, the behavior intervention plan should list the - Answers both a and b
-function
-replacement behavior
A behavior is most observable if you can answer the questions - Answers when,what, how
Frequency data is useless without a timeframe. - Answers true
Operant conditioning relies on the manipulation of consequences according to the law of effect. -
Answers true
