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which of the following data collection methods provides an overestimate of behavior? -
CORRECT ANSWER -Partial Interval
Life skills instruction is enhanced by teaching the child to self-monitor his or her own efforts. -
CORRECT ANSWER -true
The ABAI approves requests to sit for the RBT exam - CORRECT ANSWER -False
In order to be classified as a developmental disability, a disorder must have three components -
CORRECT ANSWER -True
"I'm so mad!" is a behavioral statement - CORRECT ANSWER -False
The title of a graph should always be centered at the top. - CORRECT ANSWER -false
Holding up your open hand is a graphic prompt to stop. - CORRECT ANSWER -False
Conversing and answering questions are examples of.... - CORRECT ANSWER -Intraverbals
Length of time a behavior occurred - CORRECT ANSWER -duration
Reinforcer assessments are a specific form of - CORRECT ANSWER -single subject design
, Problem behavior associated with dementia does not respond to ABA approaches - CORRECT
ANSWER -false
In this preference assessment, children have access to a variety of toys and can interact with
one or more as they choose - CORRECT ANSWER -Free operant
A standardized assessment is one that - CORRECT ANSWER -must be administered and scored in
exactly the same manner every time
RBTs must be supervised by BCBAs. - CORRECT ANSWER -false
the data collection method for single stimulus preference assessment - CORRECT ANSWER -
Duration
which of the following preference assessments usually takes the longest to administer? -
CORRECT ANSWER -paired stimulus
How many columns of data are required to create a scatterplot? - CORRECT ANSWER -2
The most conservative estimate of behavior is provided by the discontinuous data collection
method known as - CORRECT ANSWER -Momentary time sampling
Otis wants to know how long it takes Fred and Laura to initiate work after being told to begin. Is
this a good example of Behavorial measurement? - CORRECT ANSWER -Yes (Latency)
In single stimulus preference assessment, children are given free access to a room full of toys,
but must choose only one to play with - CORRECT ANSWER -false