RBT Skill Acquisition Exam Timed 1 RBT Practice Test Section: Skill acquisition Time Remaining: 00:22:00 Question 1 of 20 Question 1: The most intrusive prompt is typically: A. Full physical B. Gesture C. Model D. Verbal Next Question 2: What type of prompt is physically guiding a child's hand? A. Verbal B. Model C. Full Physical D. Gesture Previous Next Question 3: What is the role of a behavior technician when conducting a session? A. To create new programs and interventions B. To conduct formal assessments C. To modify the treatment plan as needed D. To follow the behavior plan as directed by the supervising BCBA Previous Next Question 4: In an ABA program, what is the primary use of error correction? A. To punish incorrect responses B. To ignore all responses until the learner gets it right C. To reteach correct responses after an incorrect one is made D. To reinforce incorrect responses Previous Next Question 5: 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 6: What type of reinforcers get their reinforcing value by being paired with other reinforcers? A. Primary reinforcers B. Conditioned reinforcers C. Unconditioned reinforcers D. Continuous reinforcers Previous Next Question 7: What is the goal of antecedent interventions? A. To make the environment more likely to trigger problem behaviors B. To eliminate reinforcement altogether C. To focus only on consequences D. To manipulate the environment to prevent the occurrence of problem behaviors Previous Next Question 8: Your client has been manding "Open door" when wanting to leave the classroom, as he cannot reach the door handle. Later at lunch, your client needs help opening his chip bag and says, "Open door." Again, you observe your client manding "open door" when needing help opening his water bottle. This is an example of: A. Overgeneralization B. Maintenance C. Stimulus generalization D. Probing Previous Next Question 9: This occurs when the learner emits an unlearned response, which is functionally equivalent to the learned response. An example includes teaching the learner to say "Hi," and you now observe the client saying "Hello" and "Hey," which were not taught. A. Response maintenance B. Response generalization C. Overgeneralization D. Prompt fading Previous Next Question 10: A BCBA Task Analyzed the skill of Brushing Teeth. The instructions were clear; the first step would be to teach the client to dry his hands and put the towel away. Which Channing procedure is the RBT implementing in this case? A. Forward Channing B. Backward Chaining C. Total Task D. Backward Chaining with Leaps Ahead Previous Next Question 11: Last week, Jordan received a break after earning five tokens during DTT. This week, Jordan must earn 6 tokens before earning a break. What does this represent? A. Schedule thickening B. Schedule thinning C. Fading reinforcement D. Both B and C Previous Next Question 12: Billy is teaching a student to wash her hands using a task analysis. He teaches the first step and then completes all subsequent steps for his students. When his student masters the first step, he introduces the second step in the task analysis into teaching. A. Forward Chaining B. Future Chaining C. Backwards Chaining D. Whole Task Training Previous Next Question 13: What does "task analysis" involve? A. Ignoring steps that are too difficult B. Grouping all tasks together C. Teaching skills in no particular order D. Breaking down a complex skill into smaller, teachable steps Previous Next Question 14: An individual was learning to ride her bicycle. Her father first assisted her with a Full Physical Prompt. Gradually, her father's assistance decreased its invasiveness. This is an example of ___ A. Most to Least Prompting B. Progressive Time Delay C. Least to Most Prompting D. Error Correction Previous Next Question 15: What does a discriminative stimulus indicate? A. The consequence of a behavior. B. A demand. C. The availability of reinforcement. D. The presence of a punisher. Previous Next Question 16: How would you explain shaping to a parent who knows nothing about applied behavior analysis? A. Each time your child gets closer to the final behavior, we will reward them. B. Positive reinforcement will be used every time your child gets closer to the terminal behavior. C. For each successive approximation, your child will receive a reward. D. We picked a terminal behavior and will be reinforcing successive approximations towards that behavior. Previous Next Question 17: 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 18: A "motivating operation" in ABA refers to: A. Any behavior that leads to reinforcement B. Something that changes the value of a reinforcer or punishment C. A system for tracking behavior data D. A punishment designed to reduce behavior Previous Next Question 19: Which is the BEST example of a response prompt? A. Modeling the behavior B. Changing the environment C. Removing distractions D. Using a timer Previous Next Question 20: Shaping is used when: A. The behavior needs to be gradually taught B. The behavior already exists C. The behavior should be punished D. The behavior is aggressive Previous Submit Test RBT Skill Acquisition Exam 1 RBT Skill Acquisition Exam Timed 1 RBT Skill Acquisition Exam 2 RBT Skill Acquisition Exam Timed 2