FIT BCBA mock EXAMS NEWEST 2026/ 2027
DIFFERENT VERSIONS WITH COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS/
ALREADY GRADED A+| BOARD CERTIFIED BEHAVIOR
ANALYST (BCBA) CERTIFICATION EXAM PREP (MOST
RECENT EXAMS!!)
Kenneth is a newly certified behavior analyst who has just begun
supervising BCBA® candidates. What should Kenneth do?
A) have his own supervision performance monitored by another
BCBA® who can then provide performance feedback to him.
B) allow supervisees to anonymously provide feedback on his own
performance.
C) allow supervisees to contact him at any time with questions
regarding supervision.
D)(All of the above)
ANSWERS: D
What type of graph is this?
A) BABA Design
B) ABAB Design
C) Changing Criterion Design
D)(Cannot determine)
ANSWERS: D
,Event recording would be MOST appropriate to use with which
behavior?
A) The number of times a woodpecker pecks wood in a day
B) The number of steps a child takes in one day
C) The number of lollipop suckers a child eats in a day
D) The number of hours a child spends sitting in one day
ANSWERS: C
A changing criterion experimental design would be most beneficial to
use for which of the following behaviors?
A) Decreasing the amount of times a person bites their nails each day
B) Teaching a child how to appropriately brush their teeth
C) Teaching your cousin how to drive
D) Decreasing a child's elopement behavior in unsafe locations
ANSWERS: A
,You begin writing behavioral interventions and a treatment plan for your
client Benny. You are certain you would like to implement your
interventions with Benny. When should you obtain consent from a
guardian?
A) ONLY if the guardian requested to be asked for their approval before
changes are made
B) before changing an intervention goal.
C) ONLY before a more restrictive intervention is used.
D)(All of the above)
ANSWERS: B
A 7-year-old leaves his bedroom at night and goes to sleep in the family
home's living room on the couch. The parents want their son sleeping in
his own room and bed. The parents determine that their son is doing this
because his room is bright at night due to the brightly lit restaurant signs
across the street from the home. What would be the most practical
course of action the parents could do to attempt to decrease this
behavior of sleeping on the couch in the living room?
A) Installing door alarms on his bedroom door
B) Contacting a behavior analyst to have her conduct a functional
analysis
C) Putting up blinds in the windows of the child's bedroom and making
sure all sources of light in the room are turned off
D) Setting up a token economy where every hour the child stays in his
room, he earns a token
ANSWERS: C
, A behavior analyst begins working with a client who has several target
behaviors. Which one of his problem behaviors would be considered
the MOST important to address immediately?
A) Setting fires. He has done this twice but it has not occurred in 13
years.
B) Visual self-stimulatory behavior of looking up at the ceiling lights. He
engages in this behavior 4 hours per day, on average, and it gets in the
way of him interacting with peers and performing tasks at home and
school. C)Self-induced vomiting. He has made himself vomit in the past 1
time per month on average. It typically occurs in the morning before
breakfast. D)Pica. He swallowed a coin when he was a toddler but has
not engaged in pica since.
ANSWERS: B
A behavior analyst wants to begin using generalized conditioned
reinforcers with her client. She believes this will help decrease the
likelihood that her client will become satiated on a particular reinforcer.
Which of the following stimuli can be used as a generalized conditioned
reinforcer?
A) Saying, "Well done."
B) A thumbs up
C) Coins
D)(All of the above)
ANSWERS: D
DIFFERENT VERSIONS WITH COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS/
ALREADY GRADED A+| BOARD CERTIFIED BEHAVIOR
ANALYST (BCBA) CERTIFICATION EXAM PREP (MOST
RECENT EXAMS!!)
Kenneth is a newly certified behavior analyst who has just begun
supervising BCBA® candidates. What should Kenneth do?
A) have his own supervision performance monitored by another
BCBA® who can then provide performance feedback to him.
B) allow supervisees to anonymously provide feedback on his own
performance.
C) allow supervisees to contact him at any time with questions
regarding supervision.
D)(All of the above)
ANSWERS: D
What type of graph is this?
A) BABA Design
B) ABAB Design
C) Changing Criterion Design
D)(Cannot determine)
ANSWERS: D
,Event recording would be MOST appropriate to use with which
behavior?
A) The number of times a woodpecker pecks wood in a day
B) The number of steps a child takes in one day
C) The number of lollipop suckers a child eats in a day
D) The number of hours a child spends sitting in one day
ANSWERS: C
A changing criterion experimental design would be most beneficial to
use for which of the following behaviors?
A) Decreasing the amount of times a person bites their nails each day
B) Teaching a child how to appropriately brush their teeth
C) Teaching your cousin how to drive
D) Decreasing a child's elopement behavior in unsafe locations
ANSWERS: A
,You begin writing behavioral interventions and a treatment plan for your
client Benny. You are certain you would like to implement your
interventions with Benny. When should you obtain consent from a
guardian?
A) ONLY if the guardian requested to be asked for their approval before
changes are made
B) before changing an intervention goal.
C) ONLY before a more restrictive intervention is used.
D)(All of the above)
ANSWERS: B
A 7-year-old leaves his bedroom at night and goes to sleep in the family
home's living room on the couch. The parents want their son sleeping in
his own room and bed. The parents determine that their son is doing this
because his room is bright at night due to the brightly lit restaurant signs
across the street from the home. What would be the most practical
course of action the parents could do to attempt to decrease this
behavior of sleeping on the couch in the living room?
A) Installing door alarms on his bedroom door
B) Contacting a behavior analyst to have her conduct a functional
analysis
C) Putting up blinds in the windows of the child's bedroom and making
sure all sources of light in the room are turned off
D) Setting up a token economy where every hour the child stays in his
room, he earns a token
ANSWERS: C
, A behavior analyst begins working with a client who has several target
behaviors. Which one of his problem behaviors would be considered
the MOST important to address immediately?
A) Setting fires. He has done this twice but it has not occurred in 13
years.
B) Visual self-stimulatory behavior of looking up at the ceiling lights. He
engages in this behavior 4 hours per day, on average, and it gets in the
way of him interacting with peers and performing tasks at home and
school. C)Self-induced vomiting. He has made himself vomit in the past 1
time per month on average. It typically occurs in the morning before
breakfast. D)Pica. He swallowed a coin when he was a toddler but has
not engaged in pica since.
ANSWERS: B
A behavior analyst wants to begin using generalized conditioned
reinforcers with her client. She believes this will help decrease the
likelihood that her client will become satiated on a particular reinforcer.
Which of the following stimuli can be used as a generalized conditioned
reinforcer?
A) Saying, "Well done."
B) A thumbs up
C) Coins
D)(All of the above)
ANSWERS: D
