RBT Measurement Exam Timed 1 RBT Practice Test Section: Measurement Time Remaining: 00:22:00 Question 1 of 20 Question 1: Liam is tracking how long his clients spend brushing their teeth each morning. He starts a stopwatch when the client begins brushing and stops it when they finish. What type of data collection method is Liam using? A. Frequency B. Duration C. Inter-response time D. Latency Next Question 2: What is it called when a previously reinforced behavior is no longer reinforced? A. Punishment B. Reinforcement C. Generalization D. Extinction Previous Next Question 3: What is the purpose of inter-observer agreement (IOA)? A. To develop rapport with clients B. To determine reinforcement schedules C. To ensure treatment is effective D. To verify data accuracy Previous Next Question 4: Milana wants to measure the amount of time that passes between occurrences of her client asking for a break. What type of data should she collect? A. Duration B. Response Latency C. Inter-response Time (IRT) D. Rate Previous Next Question 5: You are asked to graph the frequency of a client's aggressive behaviors. Which axis of the line graph should you put the frequency of the behavior on? A. The x-axis B. The y-axis C. The z-axis D. None of the above Previous Next Question 6: While recording data on a learner’s self-hitting behavior, an RBT noted 14 hits in a 2-hour session and documented it as 7 hits per hour. Which type of measurement method did he use? A. Frequency B. Count C. Rate D. Duration Previous Next Question 7: Olivia records interval data for her students' classroom participation using 5-minute intervals. Student A participates in classwork for two minutes during the interval from 8:00-8:05 AM. Olivia marks that interval as a ✔ (or yes/+). Assuming she is recording data accurately, what type of measurement procedure is she using? A. Momentary time sampling B. Whole interval recording C. Planned activity check D. Partial interval recording Previous Next Question 8: 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 9: To best describe a target behavior, you should: A. Use objective, observable terms B. Use parent’s words C. Use emotional descriptors D. Use only numbers Previous Next Question 10: James is observing a client who repeatedly taps their pencil on the desk. He records the time from when one tap ends to when the next tap begins. What type of measurement procedure is James using? A. Duration B. Latency C. Inter-response time D. Frequency Previous Next Question 11: In behavior analysis, stimulus changes that occur immediately after a behavior are technically referred to as: A. Antecedents B. Extinction C. Consequences D. Reinforcements Previous Next Question 12: When preparing to collect data, which of the following steps should be completed first? A. Selecting a tracking method B. Collecting baseline data C. Verifying data D. Defining the target behavior Previous Next Question 13: Which measurement procedure is being used if the observer is recording if the target behavior occurred at any point in the interval? A. Interval by interval recording B. Whole interval recording C. Momentary time sampling D. Partial interval recording Previous Next Question 14: Lisa, an RBT, is recording data on her client, Alex's, self-hitting behavior. She notes that Alex hit himself 6 times during a 2-hour session and records the data as 3 times per hour. What type of measurement did Lisa use? A. Count B. Frequency C. Duration D. Rate Previous Next Question 15: Katie, an RBT, plots data from her client, Ben, to show the number of times he initiates conversation during therapy sessions. What type of graph is most appropriate for this data? A. Pie chart B. Line graph C. Scatterplot D. Bar graph Previous Next Question 16: What is “rate” in measurement? A. Latency divided by duration B. Count per unit of time C. Sum of all durations D. Interval length Previous Next Question 17: What is interresponse time (IRT)? A. The time it takes for a behavior to occur after a stimulus B. The time between consecutive instances of a behavior C. The total duration of a behavior D. The number of times a behavior occurs per hour Previous Next Question 18: Examples are food, water, and sleep. What are these classified as? A. Primary reinforcers B. Secondary reinforcers C. Consequences D. SD Previous Next Question 19: During a Naturalistic Observation, a client was presented with an array of stimuli. The client was free to interact with them. As the client interacted with the potential reinforcers, the therapist was collecting the time and number of interactions. The therapist used ___. A. Single Stimulus B. Multiple Stimulus with Replacement C. Free Operant D. Multiple Stimulus without Replacement Previous Next Question 20: Sophia, an RBT, asks her client, Oliver, to clean up his toys. She starts her timer and notes that Oliver begins cleaning 10 seconds later. What is Sophia measuring? A. Duration B. Frequency C. Rate D. Latency Previous Submit Test RBT Measurement Exam 1 RBT Measurement Exam Timed 1 RBT Measurement Exam 2 RBT Measurement Exam Timed 2
