FIT BCBA Mock Exam 2025/2026 Actual Comprehensive Real
Exam Questions and Verified Answers (100% Correct
Answers) Graded A+ | Newest Test / Just Released!!
The data show that a 42-year-old client will work about the
same amount for any kind of reinforcer that is available, despite
having vocally indicated that he prefers to work for one specific
item. Which of the following interventions would be most
appropriate?
A)
Randomly vary the reinforcers so that the client does not get
satiated with any particular reinforcer (e.g., the specific item).
B)
Vary the reinforcers and ensure that time spent interacting with
each reinforcer is evenly balanced so that all reinforcers remain
effective.
C)
,If praise is one of the reinforcers, use praise to reinforce the
client's performance so that the client adapts to the natural
environment.
D)
Arrange the contingencies of reinforcement so that the client
earns the specific item until the client indicates he'd prefer a
different item. - ANSWER-D
Tomas was referred to the case of a client who recently began
engaging in self-
injurious behavior. After doing a records review, Tomas
discovered this same
behavior had occurred a few years ago when the man had a
kidney stone. Which of the following actions should Tomas do
first after his discovery?
A)
Consult with the behavior analyst who was present when the
client had kidney stones.
B)
,Refer to an experienced BCBA who is competent
in this area.
C)
Review the scientific literature regarding kidney stones and
self-injurious behavior.
D)
Consult with a licensed medical professional as soon as
possible. - ANSWER-D
To maximize the effectiveness of a stimulus as a punisher, the
stimulus should
be:
A)
delivered
intermittently.
B)
, gradually increased in magnitude with
each delivery.
C)
the exact same magnitude with each
delivery.
D)
delivered on an FR1 schedule. -
ANSWER-D
Charlie first withheld food from the client, then maintained the
target behavior by
consequentially delivering food. What did Charlie use
with the client?
A)
positive
reinforcement
B)
Exam Questions and Verified Answers (100% Correct
Answers) Graded A+ | Newest Test / Just Released!!
The data show that a 42-year-old client will work about the
same amount for any kind of reinforcer that is available, despite
having vocally indicated that he prefers to work for one specific
item. Which of the following interventions would be most
appropriate?
A)
Randomly vary the reinforcers so that the client does not get
satiated with any particular reinforcer (e.g., the specific item).
B)
Vary the reinforcers and ensure that time spent interacting with
each reinforcer is evenly balanced so that all reinforcers remain
effective.
C)
,If praise is one of the reinforcers, use praise to reinforce the
client's performance so that the client adapts to the natural
environment.
D)
Arrange the contingencies of reinforcement so that the client
earns the specific item until the client indicates he'd prefer a
different item. - ANSWER-D
Tomas was referred to the case of a client who recently began
engaging in self-
injurious behavior. After doing a records review, Tomas
discovered this same
behavior had occurred a few years ago when the man had a
kidney stone. Which of the following actions should Tomas do
first after his discovery?
A)
Consult with the behavior analyst who was present when the
client had kidney stones.
B)
,Refer to an experienced BCBA who is competent
in this area.
C)
Review the scientific literature regarding kidney stones and
self-injurious behavior.
D)
Consult with a licensed medical professional as soon as
possible. - ANSWER-D
To maximize the effectiveness of a stimulus as a punisher, the
stimulus should
be:
A)
delivered
intermittently.
B)
, gradually increased in magnitude with
each delivery.
C)
the exact same magnitude with each
delivery.
D)
delivered on an FR1 schedule. -
ANSWER-D
Charlie first withheld food from the client, then maintained the
target behavior by
consequentially delivering food. What did Charlie use
with the client?
A)
positive
reinforcement
B)
