85 RBT Practice Exam-2 — Build Core Competencies for Certification Success

1. When using partial interval recording, you record if:

2. Which of the following is an example of positive punishment?

3. Which is an example of using a motivating operation?

4. A parent tells you to use new prompts not specified in the behavior plan. What should you do?

5. Which is an example of a continuous schedule of reinforcement?

6. The “B” in the ABC model stands for:

7. Which is true about extinction?

8. What is the purpose of a preference assessment?

9. Which is considered professional conduct for an RBT?

10. Which describes automatic reinforcement?

11. Which is an example of negative punishment?

12. Which is an example of a setting event?

13. Which is an example of differential reinforcement?

14. What is a data collection system where all instances of a behavior are recorded?

15. Which prompt is least intrusive?

16. In a behavior intervention plan, antecedent interventions are designed to:

17. Which is an operational definition of aggression?

18. What is a verbal behavior where a person repeats exactly what they heard?

19. A response that occurs too quickly after the previous response is called:

20. When implementing a behavior plan, you should:

21. If reinforcement is delivered after an unpredictable amount of time, this is called:

22. How can you promote generalization of a skill?

23. What should you do if you suspect abuse or neglect?

24. What is the best definition of behavior?

25. A client needs help eating. What prompt would be most intrusive?

26. What is latency recording?

27. A behavior occurs more often in the presence of a specific stimulus. This is called:

28. Which of the following best represents “extinction” in ABA?

29. Which behavior is most appropriate to track using duration recording?

30. Which best describes generalization?

31. Which is a continuous measurement method?

32. What is a primary reinforcer?

33. What is a task analysis?

34. In ABA, “generalization” means a client:

35. Which is an example of a neutral stimulus becoming conditioned?

36. A child screams loudly. You cover your ears and the screaming stops. This is an example of:

37. What is the primary role of an RBT?

38. When using errorless teaching, what do you do?

39. A stimulus that increases the future likelihood of a behavior when presented after a response is a:

40. Why is pairing important when working with a new client?

41. Which is an example of a continuous measurement procedure?

42. What should you do if a client begins to escalate during a session?

43. When using errorless teaching, the goal is to:

44. What is the goal of differential reinforcement of other behavior (DRO)?

45. What is the purpose of a baseline measurement?

46. In chaining, what is the primary goal?

47. What is an example of a discriminative stimulus (SD)?

48. If you notice a new behavior not in the plan, what should you do?

49. Which is considered a conditioned reinforcer?

50. Which of the following is an example of objective data collection?

51. Which is a common example of an antecedent modification?

52. A response is followed by the removal of an unpleasant stimulus, resulting in increased behavior. This is called:

53. A motivating operation can be described as something that:

54. When using positive reinforcement, what happens to the likelihood of a behavior?

55. A client says, “Dog,” when they see a dog. This is an example of:

56. Whole interval recording is most likely to:

57. A BCBA tells you to use least-to-most prompting. What would you do first?

58. Which is the best definition of “prompt dependency”?

59. When should data be recorded?

60. Which is an example of a naturalistic teaching method?

61. A behavior plan lists “planned ignoring” for attention-seeking behavior. You should:

62. Forward chaining involves:

63. Which of the following is an example of functional communication training (FCT)?

64. If reinforcement always follows behavior after a set number of responses, it’s called:

65. What is the primary role of an RBT?

66. In momentary time sampling, behavior is recorded if it:

67. Which measurement system is best for recording every instance of a discrete behavior?

68. What is one way an RBT can maintain client dignity?

69. During a session, the client grabs the therapist’s hand and pulls it to a toy. This is an example of:

70. Which term describes fading reinforcement from every occurrence to intermittent?

71. If a behavior analyst asks you to take ABC data, you should record:

72. An RBT witnesses another RBT mistreating a client. What should they do first?

73. What type of reinforcement schedule is a slot machine an example of?

74. Which of the following is an example of task analysis?

75. A client screams every time a demand is given. What is likely the function of the behavior?

76. What is the FIRST thing you should do before running a behavior plan?

77. What is an example of a maintenance goal?

78. Which is an example of a free-operant preference assessment?

79. What should an RBT do if they suspect abuse?

80. When should reinforcement be delivered during discrete trial teaching (DTT)?

81. A client independently requests a break after a difficult task. This is an example of:

82. During discrete trial teaching (DTT), each trial typically includes:

83. What is the primary reason for conducting a functional behavior assessment (FBA)?

84. A discriminative stimulus (SD) signals that:

85. What should be avoided when graphing ABA data?