FIT BCBA MOCK EXAM ACTUAL 2026/2027 AND PRACTICE
QUESTIONS ACCURATE EXAM COMPLETE REAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES
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D
A graph is a visual representation of data that may be used to:
a) Provide motivational feedback to those whose behavior is being
graphed.
b) Provide the experimenter with visual information on which to base
decisions about treatment effectiveness.
c) Provide information about when to make changes in conditions,
treatments, or phases of an experiment.
d) All of the above.
B
Data paths are created by connecting successive data points with a
straight line. Successive data points should not be connected when:
a) The teacher was not present to collect the data
b) They fall on either side of a phase/condition change line
c) there is a high degree of variability
d) there is an unplanned treatment intervention change
,C
An experimenter is interested in the effects of contingent reinforcement
(using edibles) on punctuality and scheduled activities. He chooses a
subject and on Day 1 begins collecting baseline data in the
prevocational training area, morning academic class, and afternoon
social skills group. After getting stable baseline data in all three areas,
he begins treatment in the pre-vocational area or Day 12, begins
treatment in the morning academic class on Day 23, and begins
treatment in afternoon social skills group on Day 35. What design is he
using?
a) Multiple baseline across subjects
b) Multiple baseline across behaviors
c) Multiple baseline across settings
d) A-B-A-B design.
B
What kind of phenomenon might pose interpretational problems in this
design?
a) Response generalization
b) Stimulus generalization
c) Momentum
d) Fading
C
A person is asked to make his bed. His caregiver checks 30 minutes later
and the bed has been made. No one else was present during that time.
The staff person records that the resident made the bed, even though
he did not observe that behavior directly. The data collection method
being used is:
a) Duration recording
b) Event recording
c) Permanent product recording
d) Whole interval recording
,C
Which of the following definitions is best?
a) Head banging = when John bangs his head
b) Head banging = When John hits his head with his hand.
c) Head banging = When John hits his head with either hand hard
enough to be heard 10 feet away
d) Head banging - When John touches his head with his hand.
A
Which data collection technique is most appropriate for recording out
of-seat behavior in a classroom?
a) Record the frequency and duration of the behavior
b) Record the frequency of the behavior
c) The latency of the behavior
d) Permanent product recording.
B
Kirk is interested in collecting data on Cary's whining behavior. Every ten
minutes, Kirk puts a + on a data sheet if whining occurs, and a - if it does
not occur. For a + to be scored, the behavior must occur at least once in
the interval. Kirk is using:
a) Whole interval recording
b) Partial interval recording.
c) Momentary time sampling
d) Event recording
, C
The measurement of time between the onset of a stimulus and the
initiation of a response is called:
a) Duration recording
b) Momentary time sampling.
c) Latency recording
d) IRT recording
A
The number of times response opportunities are presented before an
individual achieves a pre-established level of accuracy is called:
a) Trials to criterion.
b) Number correct.
c) Percentage correct
d) Trials to reinforcement.
B
The form or shape of a behavior is known as its:
a) Topology
b) Topography
c) Magnitude
d) Latency
D
An occasional measurement of response to different stimuli is called a:
a) Infrequency measurement
b) Infrequency recording
c) Frequency recording
d) Probe.
QUESTIONS ACCURATE EXAM COMPLETE REAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES
(100% CORRECT VERIFIED SOLUTIONS) CURRENTLY
UPDATED VERSION 2026 EDITION |GUARANTEED SUCCESS
D
A graph is a visual representation of data that may be used to:
a) Provide motivational feedback to those whose behavior is being
graphed.
b) Provide the experimenter with visual information on which to base
decisions about treatment effectiveness.
c) Provide information about when to make changes in conditions,
treatments, or phases of an experiment.
d) All of the above.
B
Data paths are created by connecting successive data points with a
straight line. Successive data points should not be connected when:
a) The teacher was not present to collect the data
b) They fall on either side of a phase/condition change line
c) there is a high degree of variability
d) there is an unplanned treatment intervention change
,C
An experimenter is interested in the effects of contingent reinforcement
(using edibles) on punctuality and scheduled activities. He chooses a
subject and on Day 1 begins collecting baseline data in the
prevocational training area, morning academic class, and afternoon
social skills group. After getting stable baseline data in all three areas,
he begins treatment in the pre-vocational area or Day 12, begins
treatment in the morning academic class on Day 23, and begins
treatment in afternoon social skills group on Day 35. What design is he
using?
a) Multiple baseline across subjects
b) Multiple baseline across behaviors
c) Multiple baseline across settings
d) A-B-A-B design.
B
What kind of phenomenon might pose interpretational problems in this
design?
a) Response generalization
b) Stimulus generalization
c) Momentum
d) Fading
C
A person is asked to make his bed. His caregiver checks 30 minutes later
and the bed has been made. No one else was present during that time.
The staff person records that the resident made the bed, even though
he did not observe that behavior directly. The data collection method
being used is:
a) Duration recording
b) Event recording
c) Permanent product recording
d) Whole interval recording
,C
Which of the following definitions is best?
a) Head banging = when John bangs his head
b) Head banging = When John hits his head with his hand.
c) Head banging = When John hits his head with either hand hard
enough to be heard 10 feet away
d) Head banging - When John touches his head with his hand.
A
Which data collection technique is most appropriate for recording out
of-seat behavior in a classroom?
a) Record the frequency and duration of the behavior
b) Record the frequency of the behavior
c) The latency of the behavior
d) Permanent product recording.
B
Kirk is interested in collecting data on Cary's whining behavior. Every ten
minutes, Kirk puts a + on a data sheet if whining occurs, and a - if it does
not occur. For a + to be scored, the behavior must occur at least once in
the interval. Kirk is using:
a) Whole interval recording
b) Partial interval recording.
c) Momentary time sampling
d) Event recording
, C
The measurement of time between the onset of a stimulus and the
initiation of a response is called:
a) Duration recording
b) Momentary time sampling.
c) Latency recording
d) IRT recording
A
The number of times response opportunities are presented before an
individual achieves a pre-established level of accuracy is called:
a) Trials to criterion.
b) Number correct.
c) Percentage correct
d) Trials to reinforcement.
B
The form or shape of a behavior is known as its:
a) Topology
b) Topography
c) Magnitude
d) Latency
D
An occasional measurement of response to different stimuli is called a:
a) Infrequency measurement
b) Infrequency recording
c) Frequency recording
d) Probe.
