Registered Behavior Technician Practice Exam RBT Practice Test Time Remaining: 01:20:00 Question 1 of 75 Question 1: An RBT overhears a coworker sharing client info in a public place. What should they do? A. Join the conversation B. Report it to the supervisor C. Tell the client D. Ignore it Next Question 2: Escape, attention, tangible, sensory are: A. Teaching strategies B. Methods of intervention C. Function of behavior D. Types of prompts Previous Next Question 3: What is the main purpose of a token economy system? A. To punish unwanted behavior B. To track inappropriate behavior C. To reduce attention-seeking behavior D. To reward behavior with tokens that can be exchanged for other reinforcers Previous Next Question 4: Which is a dual relationship violation? A. Working with two clients B. Accepting gifts from clients C. Supervising and being friends D. All of these Previous Next Question 5: The first thing you do when preparing for data collection is: A. Define the target behavior B. Graph last week’s data C. Review attendance D. Eat lunch Previous Next Question 6: Which of the following would be best at tracking frequency? A. A stopwatch B. Counting in your head C. Your wristwatch D. A clicker counter Previous Next Question 7: What is the first step an RBT should take if they make an error in documentation? A. Leave it as is and move on B. Analyze the client's behavior C. Report the error to their supervisor D. Erase the mistake to avoid any issues Previous Next Question 8: An RBT should record data: A. When convenient B. Only at the end C. Immediately after the behavior D. In bulk weekly Previous Next Question 9: Jessica is working with a client, and the client's family refers their cousin, Michael, to her, who is working towards similar goals. What is considered best practice in this situation? A. Not working with either client B. Work with the client and their cousin C. Continue working with their client, and refer the cousin D. Stop working with their client and transition to their cousin Previous Next Question 10: Which reinforcement schedule is based on an unpredictable number of responses? A. Fixed ratio B. Variable ratio C. Fixed interval D. Variable interval Previous Next Question 11: How should an RBT respond if a parent asks for other families’ contact information in the clinic? A. Give the information B. Politely decline to protect confidentiality C. Say it is not their role D. Ignore the request Previous Next Question 12: What is the main function of a behavior intervention plan (BIP)? A. To eliminate problem behavior through punishment B. To teach alternative behaviors C. To avoid addressing problem behavior D. To increase frustration in clients Previous Next Question 13: Task analysis is used to: A. Reduce behavior B. Identify reinforcers C. Measure duration D. Teach complex skills step-by-step Previous Next Question 14: While teaching his pet monkey to dance, Tim observes that when he rewards the monkey with dried banana chips for performing a trick correctly, the monkey consistently performs the trick correctly in subsequent attempts. This demonstrates a noticeable increase in the desired behavior. What type of consequence does this most closely exemplify? A. Punishment B. Relational Frame Theory C. Extinction D. Reinforcement Previous Next Question 15: Which of the following is an example of discrete trial training (DTT)? A. A teacher rewards a student for using complete sentences in conversation throughout the day. B. A therapist asks a child, "What is this?" while pointing to an apple, reinforces a correct response, and repeats the trial multiple times. C. A child learns to wash their hands by following a visual schedule. D. A parent waits for a child to request a toy before giving it to them. Previous Next Question 16: What is generalization? A. Skill used only in sessions B. Skill lost after training C. Skill appears across settings, people, or stimuli D. Skill performed with prompts only Previous Next Question 17: Accepting a Facebook request from a client is: A. Acceptable on private profiles B. A boundary violation C. Ethical only off the clock D. Required if you're friendly Previous Next Question 18: Katie, an RBT, observes her client, Ethan, who frequently elopes. She notices that Ethan's elopement typically occurs when he is asked to complete a worksheet at school. The teacher usually responds by telling Ethan, "It's okay; you don't have to work on it today." What appears to be the function of Ethan's elopement? A. Escape B. Access C. Refusal D. Sensory/Automatic Previous Next Question 19: An RBT charts aggressive incidents but isn't sure how to label minor incidents. What should they do? A. Leave them out B. Ask the BCBA C. Use their own labels D. Ask another RBT Previous Next Question 20: Which teaching method involves starting with the least intrusive prompt and increasing assistance only as needed? A. Forward chaining B. Backward chaining C. Least to most prompting D. Most to least prompting Previous Next Question 21: If a family offers a holiday gift, how should an RBT respond? A. Accept and thank B. Ask for a receipt C. Politely decline to maintain boundaries D. Accept only if below $25 Previous Next Question 22: You're asked to implement a new program without training. What should you do? A. Try your best B. Skip it C. Learn it from internet D. Ask for training from your supervisor Previous Next Question 23: Which of the following is a discontinuous measurement procedure? A. Rate B. Duration C. Whole interval D. Count Previous Next Question 24: Emily is working with her client, Jake, on a gross motor imitation target, specifically clapping hands. Jake has independently clapped hands in the past and has imitated peers clapping. Every time Emily says "Do this" and claps her hands, Jake holds up his hands and stares at her, and Emily always completes the response for him. This illustrates an example of: A. Prompt dependency B. Behavior modification C. Reinforcement D. Behavioral contrast Previous Next Question 25: Clara has a BIP targeting aggressive behaviors, which are hypothesized to be driven by a need for attention. Given this information, which would be the most appropriate replacement behavior to include in her BIP? A. Ignore and redirect when aggressions occur. B. Teach Clara to mand for preferred items and activities. C. Do not allow Clara to get out of demands by engaging in aggressions. D. Teach Clara to say "hi (person's name)" to get their attention Previous Next Question 26: Mary notices that her client takes a long time to start getting dressed after being given an instruction. What type of data collection would be most appropriate to measure this delay? A. Duration B. Frequency C. Latency D. Inter-response time Previous Next Question 27: The least intrusive prompt is: A. Verbal B. Gesture C. Model D. Full physical Previous Next Question 28: Which behavior change strategy involves reinforcing behavior that is incompatible with the problem behavior? A. DRA B. DRO C. DRI D. Extinction Previous Next Question 29: Which of the following is NOT a type of data collection method? A. Duration B. Guessing C. Frequency D. Latency Previous Next Question 30: An RBT should seek clarification from the supervisor if: A. Unsure about charting method B. Session is on time C. Client is happy D. Parent is present Previous Next Question 31: Your client's parents ask you for your personal phone number. How should you respond? A. Give the parents your phone number in case they have questions about their child's programming B. Give the parents your phone number in case of an emergency C. Do not give the parents your phone number and refer them to your supervisor D. Do not give the parents your phone number and tell them this is not allowed Previous Next Question 32: Which is an example of negative reinforcement? A. Ignoring behavior B. Providing a token C. Giving praise for behavior D. Removing a chore after compliance Previous Next Question 33: Positive Reinforcement, Positive Punishment, Negative Reinforcement, and Negative Punishment are ___ A. Consequence Manipulation interventions B. Antecedent Modification interventions C. Functions of behavior D. Interventions used in Classical Conditioning Previous Next Question 34: A parent asks you to stay an extra hour after your session. What should you do? A. Say yes if you're free B. Charge them directly C. Stay and bill it later D. Say no and refer them to your supervisor Previous Next Question 35: A client is learning to button a shirt. You start by teaching the last step first. This method is: A. Prompt fading B. Forward chaining C. Backward chaining D. Total task chaining Previous Next Question 36: You are taking data continuously on a client's multiplication problem-solving behavior. Which option below is a type of CONTINUOUS data collection? A. Mand, Tact, Intraverbal, Echoic B. Free Operant, Multiple Stimulus, Paired Stimulus, and Questionnaires C. Frequency, Latency, Rate, Duration D. Partial Interval, Whole Interval, and Momentary Time Sampling Previous Next Question 37: What is the function of indirect assessment? A. Directly observe behavior B. Interview or questionnaire C. Manipulate variables D. Event recording Previous Next Question 38: A parent requests session data. You should: A. Share only the raw data B. Refer to your supervisor/BCBA C. Post it on social media D. Decline and don’t explain Previous Next Question 39: In a behavior reduction plan, which of the following is NOT typically included? A. Function of the behavior B. Antecedent modifications C. Reinforcement for problem behavior D. Consequence strategies Previous Next Question 40: During a session, a client was presented with multiple Math exercises. The client was reinforced with a chocolate chip cookie every 5 minutes regardless of the behavior he engaged in. This is an example of ___ A. Fixed Interval 5 min. B. Variable Interval 5 min C. Non-Contingent Reinforcement D. Consequence Manipulation Previous Next Question 41: Emma's supervisor asks her to take duration data on her learner's behavior. What does this mean? A. Recording the total amount of time Emma's learner engages in a behavior. B. Recording the time from the onset of the SD to the start of your learner engaging in a behavior. C. Recording the number of times your learner engages in a behavior during a specified duration of time. D. Recording the number of times your learner engages in a behavior. Previous Next Question 42: Signals that reinforcement is available: A. SR B. SDelta C. VR-3 D. SD Previous Next Question 43: Which of the following is an example of an antecedent intervention? A. Extinction B. Differential reinforcement C. Using a visual schedule D. Punishment Previous Next Question 44: Which of the following ways is a safe way to store data collected during a therapy session that may contain PHI (Personal Health Information)? A. In a briefcase, which is set to explode if the wrong person tries to open it B. On a clipboard C. Files containing PHI should be stored in a lockable file folder or cabinet when not in use. D. During transport (say, between the office and a client's home), all files should be stored in the trunk of your vehicle. Previous Next Question 45: First, the RBT gathered the necessary materials needed for data collection and program implementation. Next, the RBT spent 15 minutes before their session reviewing the updated behavior intervention plan and programming to prepare for their session. The RBT had 2 questions and reached out to the supervising BCBA for clarification before beginning the session. These are all necessary components of: A. Preparing for the session as required by the skill acquisition plan B. Behavior modification C. Maintenance procedures D. Facilitated communication Previous Next Question 46: RBT is asked to use most-to-least prompting. They should: A. Start with full physical and fade prompts B. Give a verbal model only C. Use only gestural prompts D. Randomly pick Previous Next Question 47: Which of the following is considered an antecedent technique in behavior analysis? A. DRA B. Punishment C. Task Analysis D. Prompting Previous Next Question 48: In ABA, a motivating operation does what? A. Changes value of a consequence B. Is a type of punishment C. Has no effect D. Prevents generalization Previous Next Question 49: During a session, a client becomes aggressive (e.g., hitting). The behavior plan requires redirecting aggression, but you accidentally provide attention (e.g., consoling the client), unintentionally reinforcing the behavior. What is the immediate ethical action? A. Ignore the plan and continue your approach B. Report the error to your supervising BCBA C. Hide the incident to avoid consequences D. Modify the plan independently to prevent future mistakes Previous Next Question 50: Emily, an RBT, has a client named Jake who has met the mastery criteria for tying his shoes. This behavior continues to occur even after the intervention has been removed. What does this refer to? A. Maintenance B. Generalization C. Conditioning D. Baseline Previous Next Question 51: What is the function of reinforcement in operant conditioning? A. To decrease a behavior B. To provide a consequence for inappropriate behavior C. To maintain or increase a behavior D. To punish unwanted behavior Previous Next Question 52: Which of the following is an example of positive reinforcement? A. Ignoring a behavior until it stops B. Giving extra chores for bad behavior C. Giving praise for completing a task D. Taking away a toy when a child misbehaves Previous Next Question 53: When should data be recorded during a session? A. At the end of the day B. After the behavior has changed C. Immediately after the behavior occurs D. Only if the behavior is problematic Previous Next Question 54: Which are examples of Extinction, Differential Reinforcement of Other Behaviors (DRO), and Response Blocking? A. Antecedent interventions B. Punishment procedures C. Consequence interventions D. Reinforcement procedures Previous Next Question 55: Before the onset of services, the BCBA informed the RBT that they conducted an interview with the clients' parents and gave them a questionnaire to fill out about their child's preferred activities. This is an example of which functional assessment? A. Functional Analysis B. Indirect Observation C. Direct Observation D. None of the above Previous Next Question 56: An extinction burst refers to: A. Sudden skill mastery B. Decrease in behavior when extinction begins C. Temporary increase in behavior when extinction starts D. Generalization Previous Next Question 57: What type of chaining procedure involves prompting each step until the learner independently completes the final step? A. Backward B. Forward C. Total task D. Cross-sectional Previous Next Question 58: Which of the following is considered a response prompt in behavior intervention? A. Modeling B. Verbal C. Full Physical D. All of the Above Previous Next Question 59: What term is used when the client begins to cry more after extinction is implemented? A. Maintenance B. Extinction burst C. Generalization D. Fading Previous Next Question 60: Which of the following means to stop reinforcing a behavior that was previously reinforced? A. Extinction burst B. Spontaneous recovery C. Extinction D. Differential reinforcement Previous Next Question 61: Emma, an RBT, is observing her client, Jake, in a social setting on the weekends. Her BCBA asked her to record the duration of Jake's time talking to peers. For the first hour, Emma recorded the following data: 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 8 minutes, and 12 minutes. What percentage of the first hour did Jake spend talking to peers? A. 50% B. 58% C. 54% D. 41% Previous Next Question 62: Which of the following is considered the best practice for an RBT to communicate with stakeholders? A. As directed by the supervisor B. Reporting data relevant to the client's goals C. When communicating about other clients with similar goals D. It isn't appropriate Previous Next Question 63: A client engages in self-injurious behavior (SIB) when denied access to a preferred item. What should the RBT do? A. Provide the item to stop the behavior B. Follow the safety plan and use redirection C. Ignore the SIB and continue the session D. Punish the behavior immediately Previous Next Question 64: Alex is teaching a client to wash their hands. Alex completes all the steps of handwashing for the client using hand-over-hand prompting, but on the final step, Alex uses prompting and reinforcement until the client independently completes that step. Once the final step is mastered, Alex begins teaching the second-to-last step, continuing to collect data on the final step as "maintenance." This backward progression continues until the client can independently complete the entire task. A. Reverse Chain B. Backwards Chain C. Future Chaining D. Past Chain Previous Next Question 65: This term is used to describe what occurs immediately before "the behavior"? A. Antecedent B. Attention C. Consequence D. Response Previous Next Question 66: When should an RBT report an incident to their supervisor? A. Only if it is a major incident B. Any time there is an unexpected or significant event C. Only if the incident involves aggressive behavior D. Only if the client requests it Previous Next Question 67: Jenny, an RBT, was collecting data on her client’s Hazel. She noticed that the responses were mostly anticipated by a loud noise. After these noises are heard, it takes approximately 3 seconds for the response to occur. This time that elapses between the loud noise and the response is known as ___? A. Duration B. Latency C. Inter-Response Time D. Antecedent Time Previous Next Question 68: Olivia's RBT is trying to determine which toy she likes best. The RBT presents two toys at a time and asks Olivia to pick one. The RBT repeats this process with different pairs of toys and records which one she chooses the most. What type of preference assessment is this? A. Multiple Stimulus Without Replacement B. Free Operant Preference Assessment C. Single-Stimulus Preference Assessment D. Paired-Stimulus Preference Assessment Previous Next Question 69: Mia's BCBA wants to measure how long it takes for Mia to respond to a direction after being given a verbal prompt. What type of measurement procedure should the RBT use? A. Frequency recording B. Latency recording C. Duration recording D. Whole interval recording Previous Next Question 70: What does ABC stand for in behavior analysis? A. Antecedent, Behavior, Control B. Action, Balance, Correction C. Antecedent, Behavior, Consequence D. Action, Behavior, Consequence Previous Next Question 71: Which measurement method is best for behaviors that have a clear beginning and end? A. Duration recording B. Frequency recording C. Partial interval recording D. Momentary time sampling Previous Next Question 72: What does "repertoire" refer to in applied behavior analysis (ABA)? A. A type of antecedent intervention B. The type of measurement you are using C. A verbal operant D. The skills a client possesses Previous Next Question 73: Sophia is teaching her client to mand using PECS. Because her client is highly motivated for Cheez-It crackers, she uses these to teach the contingency of exchanging the picture icon to receive the crackers. Cheez-It crackers fall under which type of reinforcer? A. Negative Reinforcer B. Punishment C. Secondary D. Primary Previous Next Question 74: When writing a session note, all of the following are required components except: A. Session time. B. Session date C. Note must be clear, complete, and concise D. All of the above are required when writing a session note Previous Next Question 75: Which data collection method measures how long a behavior lasts? A. Frequency B. Duration C. Latency D. 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