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BCAT Practice Test Questions and Study Guide | Exam Ready A+ Scored You get to a house at 9 am for sessions. Parent reports the patient has been in his room since 6 pm the evening before. You go into his room and there are feces everywhere. What is this a sign of? (Section F) - answer - Neglect Hopping on one foot is an example of which of the following? (Section C) Fine Motor Skill Gross Motor Skill - answer - Gross Motor Skill A patient learns to label banana at home. While at the store, the patient sees a banana and labels correctly. Later, the patient sees a monkey on tv with a banana and labels it correctly. What is this an example of? (Section C) - answer - Generalization Across Settings _______ are diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). (Section A) - answer - 1/59 Hours recommended for 18-24-month-old children is? ( Section A) - answer - 25- 40 hours per week Sally likes balloons. She sees balloons on the playground. Sally looks at the balloon, points and look at the tutor. This is an example of (Section C) - answer - Joint Attention Tact means (Section C) - answer - Comment You see bruises on wrist and back of a client that you have never seen before. What do you do? (Section F) - answer - Call Supervisor & CPS Food,water, and shelter are examples of? ( Section B) - answer - Unconditioned Reinforcers Parents have concerns about new behavior techniques. What should you do? (Section A) - answer - Assure that EIBT is evidence/ research based Which of the following are conditioned reinforcers? (section B) - answer - All of the above Andrew wants to play baseball with his friends. Before Andrew can play, his parents tell him that he has to clean his room, which he hates to do. Requiring Andrew to clean his room before he can play baseball with his friends is an example of what concept? (Section B) - answer - the Premack Principle (think First, Then) Barry throws the football into the stands after scoring a touchdown, and is cheered by the fans. As a result, Barry is more likely to throw the ball into the stands whenever he scores a touchdown. This is an example of which consequence procedure? (Section B) Positive Punishment Positive Reinforcement Negative Punishment Negative Reinforcement - answer - Positive Reinforcement Zach comes home past his curfew and is yelled at by his parents. If, as a result of being yelled at, Zach never comes home late again it would be an example of which consequence procedure? (Section B) Positive Punishment Positive Reinforcement Negative Punishment Negative Reinforcement - answer - Positive Punishment Justin was removed from class because he swore at his teacher. As a result of being removed from class activities, Justin never swears at his teacher again. This is an example of which consequence procedure? (Section B) Positive Punishment Positive Reinforcement Negative Punishment Negative Reinforcement - answer - Negative Punishment Andrew was removed from class because he swore at his teacher. As a result of being removed from class activities, Andrew continues to swear at his teacher. This is an example of which consequence procedure? (Section B) Positive Punishment Positive Reinforcement Negative Punishment Negative Reinforcement - answer - Negative Reinforcement What are teaching moments called that take place when naturally occurring opportunities present themselves? (Section C) - answer - Natural Environment Training After lunch, staff use a granola bar for a reinforcer. The child is not working when the granola bar is presented. What do you do? (Section B) - answer - Conduct a preference assessment to find new reinforcer Which prompts are in order from most to least intrusive? (Section C) Physical, Verbal, Gestural Verbal, Gestural, Physical Gestural, Verbal, Physical - answer - Physical, Verbal, Gestural Which prompts are in order from least to most intrusive? (Section C) Physical, Verbal, Gestural Verbal, Gestural, Physical Gestural, Verbal, Physical - answ