RBT Professional Conduct Exam 1 RBT Practice Test Section: Professional conduct Question 1 of 20 Question 1: To best protect client confidentiality, session notes should be stored: A. On desk in plain sight B. In a locked cabinet C. At home D. On a phone without password Next Question 2: A client's sibling asks what you do during sessions. What should you say? A. Give full details B. Share goals and data C. Ask the sibling to observe D. Say "I'm sorry, I can't share that information." Previous Next Question 3: An RBT suspects that a client may be experiencing abuse. What should they do? A. Talk to the client to gather more information B. Address the issue with the client's family C. Ignore the signs if they are uncertain D. Report the suspicion to their supervisor immediately Previous Next Question 4: Which of the following is an example of a dual relationship? A. Providing services to a family member B. Accepting a gift from a client C. Socializing with clients outside of work D. All of the above Previous Next Question 5: Your best friend is an RBT at the same company as you, working under the supervision of the same BCBA. You like your BCBA, but your friend disagrees with the feedback that the BCBA gives. When the BCBA gives her feedback, she ignores it and doesn't implement it or improve her services. What has your friend failed to do? A. Respond appropriately to feedback. B. Communicate with stakeholders. C. Actively seek clinical direction from a supervisor in a timely manner. D. Maintain professional boundaries to avoid dual relationships. Previous Next Question 6: 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 7: If an RBT recommends a change in procedures based solely on a parent’s request, what guideline might this violate? A. BACB Ethics, Supervision B. HIPAA C. FERPA D. Graphing best practices Previous Next Question 8: What should an RBT do if they encounter a situation outside of their scope of practice? A. Address the issue immediately to avoid delays B. Ignore the situation and focus on current tasks C. Attempt to solve the issue using general knowledge D. Refer the issue to their supervisor Previous Next Question 9: Your client's family offers you a gift card for your birthday. How should you respond? A. Accept the gift card and thank the family B. Accept the gift card, but do not tell your supervisor C. Politely decline the gift card and explain that you are not able to accept gifts D. Politely decline the gift card but ask for a cash gift instead Previous Next Question 10: 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 11: Which of the following is not a way to protect your client's confidentiality? A. Storing client records in a locked filing cabinet. B. Using a password-protected computer to store client information. C. Discussing your client with your friends and family. D. Using client initials in session notes. Previous Next Question 12: Why is it important for an RBT to stay within their scope of practice? A. To maintain a good relationship with clients' families B. To limit the amount of work required C. To save time during sessions D. To avoid legal and ethical consequences Previous Next Question 13: When unsure if a new behavior is safe to ignore, the RBT should: A. Ignore it B. Seek BACB legal advice C. Ask the BCBA D. Wait to see if it stops Previous Next Question 14: You disagree with your supervising BCBA's feedback. How should you respond? A. Tell your BCBA that you do not agree with their feedback and will not implement it B. Ask your BCBA for clarification on their feedback C. Ask the client's parents if they agree with the feedback D. Do not say anything to your BCBA and continue what you were doing Previous Next Question 15: Which is an essential ethical responsibility? A. Share data on public forums B. Protect client dignity C. Use subjective notes D. Ignore parent's opinions Previous Next Question 16: Which of the following is the best example of maintaining client dignity? A. Sharing a client's private information with other RBTs B. Explaining to the waitress that your client has autism during a CBI C. Sharing a client's information only with a peer D. Not restricting the client's right to food or water Previous Next Question 17: RBTs who accept gifts from clients may be violating: A. Measurement practices B. Ethics code C. Graphing standards D. HIPAA Previous Next Question 18: If you reinforce a tantrum by mistake, what should you do? A. Ignore it B. Tell the BCBA C. Punish the next instance D. Tell the parent only Previous Next Question 19: Olivia, an RBT, is evaluating her relationships with clients and coworkers. Which of the following illustrates an example of a dual relationship? A. Olivia provides therapy to a client. B. Olivia supervises a coworker at her clinic. C. Olivia is friends with her client's family outside of work. D. Olivia attends professional training sessions. Previous Next Question 20: If you are unable to attend supervision, you should: A. Ignore it B. Notify supervisor and reschedule C. Tell the parents D. Do nothing Previous Submit Test RBT Professional Conduct Exam 1 RBT Professional Conduct Exam Timed 1 RBT Professional Conduct Exam 2 RBT Professional Conduct Exam Timed 2
