RBT Test Practice RBT Practice Test Question 1 of 75 Question 1: 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 Next Question 2: Which reinforcement schedule is based on an average number of correct responses? A. FR2 B. FI3 C. DRO D. VR3 Previous Next Question 3: Calculate IOA if RBT A records 12 behaviors and RBT B records 10, what is IOA? A. 75% B. 80% C. 90% D. 100% Previous Next Question 4: Which of the following is an example of an objective session note? A. "The client was happy today." B. "The client engaged in 5 instances of smiling and 0 instances of crying." C. "The client had a good session." D. "The client seemed to enjoy playing with bubbles." Previous Next Question 5: Liam's client enjoys collecting pens and has a bucket filled with different colors. During a session, Liam works with his client to sort the pens into different containers by color, using this activity to help the client identify and name the colors. A. Naturalistic teaching B. Discrete trial teaching C. Discrimination training D. Stimulus transfer control procedures Previous Next Question 6: 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 Next Question 7: Sarah, a BCBA, is teaching her clients to brush their teeth. She has broken down the task into smaller, manageable steps to help her client learn this new skill. What teaching procedure is Sarah using? A. Probing B. Task Analysis C. Generalization Procedure D. Natural environment teaching Previous Next Question 8: Victoria is working with her client when her father informs her that he does not want her to implement natural environment teaching (NET), even though it is written in the skill acquisition plan. The father wants her only to use discrete trial training at the table. What should Victoria do in this scenario? A. Since you are in their home, follow whatever the parent requests regardless of what your BCBA has written in the skill acquisition plan and go on with the session. B. Tell the parent you will not grant this request and that he should do his research on "best teaching procedures". C. Inform the father that you will immediately notify their child's BCBA and the BCBA will be in contact with them. D. None of the above Previous Next Question 9: 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 10: What is the most common graph used in applied behavior analysis? A. Pie chart B. Line graph C. Bar graph D. Scatter plot Previous Next Question 11: Your client invites you to join them on a golf trip to Augusta National. How should you respond based on ethical guidelines for RBTs? A. Yes, how could you pass that opportunity up? B. Yes, as long as you clear it with your supervisor. C. No, this violates dual relationships and is unethical. D. No, you aren't allowed to miss work. Previous Next Question 12: Which of the following is an example of a discrete trial? A. Allowing the client to choose an activity B. Engaging in free play C. Observing the client in a natural setting D. Teaching a skill in a structured, step-by-step manner Previous Next Question 13: Emily cleaned her room and received $10.00 upon completion. As a result, she started cleaning her room more often. This is an example of: A. Negative Reinforcement B. Preference assessment C. Positive Reinforcement D. Repeatability Previous Next Question 14: What’s the best definition of generalization? A. Skill used only in presence of RBT B. Skill used across people, settings, and stimuli C. Behavior stops when reinforcement is faded D. Prompt dependence 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: To ensure our data collection is reliable and valid, what are the key indicators of good (believable) data? A. Accuracy, consistency, and completeness. B. Subjectivity, variability, and complexity C. Volume, speed, and ease of collection D. Simplicity, brevity, and randomness Previous Next Question 17: 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 18: Two supervisors are conducting supervision together. How many RBTs can they supervise in one group? A. 5 B. 10 C. 20 D. 40 Previous Next Question 19: 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 20: 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 21: Which graph is best for showing behavior over time? A. Line graph B. Scatterplot C. Bar graph D. Pie chart Previous Next Question 22: Which of the following choices best represents discrimination training? A. You provide your client with Dr. Pepper only when they answer five questions in a row without protest. B. When your client screams, you ignore the behavior, and focus your attention on something else. C. Your client wants to go on a diet. You work with them on identifying and ordering healthy and unhealthy foods at a restaurant. D. During your client's break, you will leave out water and snacks in an attempt to evoke spontaneous communication from your client. Previous Next Question 23: Why is maintaining confidentiality important in the role of an RBT? A. To protect client privacy and trust B. To comply with ethical guidelines C. To avoid legal repercussions D. All of the above Previous Next Question 24: 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 25: When utilizing a changing criterion design, how many behaviors can the experimenter intervene on at once? A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 Previous Next Question 26: What term describes the continuation of a skill by a client even after the intervention has been removed? A. Shaping B. Maintenance C. Generalization D. Prompt Fading Previous Next Question 27: What does a decreasing trend on a line graph suggest? A. Behavior is increasing B. Behavior is stable C. Data is missing D. Intervention is effective Previous Next Question 28: 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 29: 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 30: A classroom teacher is told to take 20 minutes of data on Brian's behavior once per day. The teacher should set a timer for 1 minute, 20 times, and record a response if the behavior happens the full minute. What type of data collection is this? A. Partial interval B. Whole interval C. Momentary time sampling D. Planned Activity Check Previous Next Question 31: Which of the following variables would not be necessary to communicate with your BCBA immediately? A. Your client became ill during the session, so you ended the session 45 minutes early B. Your client's caregivers reported concerns about their progress and another RBT's performance C. Your client mastered one of their programs D. Your client started a new medication Previous Next Question 32: Which of the following is NOT a continuous measurement procedure? A. Frequency B. Duration C. Latency D. Partial interval Previous Next Question 33: An RBT sets a timer for 2 minutes. When the 2-minute timer goes off, the RBT looks up immediately to see if their client is sitting in their seat. A. Whole interval recording B. Momentary time sampling C. Partial interval recording D. Latency Previous Next Question 34: Which of the following is an example of a rate? A. Counting the number of times a behavior occurs in a session. B. Recording the total time a behavior lasts. C. Measuring the number of times a behavior occurs per hour. D. Timing how long it takes for a behavior to start after a prompt. Previous Next Question 35: A BCBA instructs you to use whole interval recording. This means you should: A. Record if behavior occurs at any time in the interval B. Record if behavior occurs during the entire interval C. Record at the end of interval only D. Use a stopwatch Previous Next Question 36: Your client is working on a multi-step household chore consisting of 7 steps. Your BCBA instructs you to teach this skill using a chaining procedure. Your learner can do 5 out of the 7 steps at baseline independently. Which type of chaining procedure would you use? A. Forward Chaining B. Total Task Chaining C. Task Analysis D. Backward Chaining Previous Next Question 37: 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 38: During a Naturalistic Observation, a client was presented with an array of stimuli. As the client selected stimuli, these were removed from the environment. No other stimuli were added to the array. Which Preference Assessment did the RBT implement? A. Single Stimulus B. Multiple Stimulus without Replacement C. Free Operant D. Paired Choice Previous Next Question 39: What type of reinforcement is it when a reinforcer is presented regardless of whether the target behavior is demonstrated or not? A. Noncontingent B. Conditioned C. Fixed Ratio D. Intermittent Previous Next Question 40: As an RBT, you can perform all of the following actions except: A. Qualified to change the skill acquisition plan when you notice a program is not effective. B. Assist with training of stakeholders only under close supervision with a BCBA. C. Implement programming with a client when the supervisor is not present during session. D. You can do all of the above as an RBT. Previous Next Question 41: What is the primary focus during an FBA interview? A. Listing reinforcers B. Gathering information about function C. Diagnosing disorder D. Teaching new behaviors Previous Next Question 42: The BCBA instructs you to measure the time between the end of one response and the beginning of the same response. What continuous measurement procedure is being implemented? A. Whole Interval B. IRT C. Latency D. Duration Previous Next Question 43: What is the best course of action if a family offers you money as a thank you? A. Accept B. Politely decline and explain boundaries C. Accept and give receipt D. Ask supervisor for permission Previous Next Question 44: 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 45: Jhon is counting how many times their client pinches themselves. What type of measurement is Jhon using? A. Latency B. Rate C. Frequency D. Duration Previous Next Question 46: In a token economy, what are the items or activities that the learner can exchange their tokens for called? A. Primary Reinforcers B. Extra Reinforcers C. Tokens D. Backup Reinforcer Previous Next Question 47: Your session notes include: "Client threw a tantrum because he was upset." What's wrong with this? A. It's too short B. It needs a graph C. It describes a good session D. It includes interpretation, not observation Previous Next Question 48: Olivia is teaching her client, Mason, to follow a visual schedule for getting dressed. She gives him a checklist with pictures showing each step: putting on a shirt, pants, socks, and shoes. What strategy is she using? A. Discrete Trial Training B. Verbal Prompting C. Task Analysis D. Differential Reinforcement Previous Next Question 49: What is the main purpose of conducting a preference assessment? A. To identify activities or items that clients enjoy B. To increase the likelihood of gaining instructional control C. To make the assessment process more engaging for the client D. To identify effective reinforcers for the client Previous Next Question 50: 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 51: Jordan, an RBT, is observing his client, Emma, during a 30-minute session. He notes that Emma taps her pencil on the table 15 times. What type of measurement is Jordan using? A. Latency B. Rate C. Frequency D. Duration Previous Next Question 52: A BCBA requests “interval by interval” data - what do you record? A. If behavior occurred during each interval B. If reinforcer was delivered C. If prompts were given D. If consequences were given Previous Next Question 53: 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 54: What is the purpose of a functional behavior assessment (FBA)? A. To observe how the client interacts with peers B. To create social stories C. To set up reinforcement schedules D. To identify the function of the behavior Previous Next Question 55: The behavior results in the addition of something that increases the behavior in the future. What does this describe? A. Positive Reinforcement B. Negative Reinforcement C. Positive Punishment D. Negative Punishment Previous Next Question 56: Which of the following is the least objective session note? A. Client completed puzzle B. Client was bored C. Client requested break 3 times D. Client engaged in self-stimulatory behavior Previous Next Question 57: A parent asks about another client\'s progress. You should: A. Tell them everything B. Say you\'re not allowed to share C. Ask the BCBA to share D. None of the above Previous Next Question 58: “Teach a skill in small, manageable steps” describes: A. Shaping B. Task analysis C. Prompt fading D. Reinforcement Previous Next Question 59: 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 60: During a session, a client repeatedly throws toys when asked to transition to another activity. Which strategy should the RBT use to prevent this behavior? A. Use positive reinforcement for appropriate transitions B. End the session immediately C. Remove all toys from the room D. Implement overcorrection every time the behavior occurs Previous Next Question 61: 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 62: Which of the following best describes "modeling" in behavior analysis? A. Reinforcing the learner for independent behavior B. Punishing incorrect responses C. Demonstrating the desired behavior for the learner to imitate D. Ignoring all behaviors until improvement is seen Previous Next Question 63: Which of the following is true about a free operant preference assessment? A. You present your learner with one item at a time and record their response to it. B. You observe your learner in a natural setting and record what they choose to play with. C. You present your learner with two items and allow them to choose one, then record which one they chose. D. None of these describe a free operant preference assessment. Previous Next Question 64: 50 minutes elapsed since the last tantrum ended to when the following started. This interval is known as A. Duration B. Latency C. Inter-Response Time D. None of the Above Previous Next Question 65: Isabella sees a green ball and says, "Green." She sees grass and says, "Green." She also sees dark green leaves on a tree and says, "Green." What is this an example of? A. Overgeneralization B. Response Generalization C. Stimulus Generalization D. Response Maintenance Previous Next Question 66: A teacher observes a student every 5 minutes to see if they are on-task. What type of recording is this? A. Frequency recording B. Momentary time sampling C. Partial interval recording D. Whole interval recording Previous Next Question 67: The skills a learner already possesses are called: A. Acquisition targets B. Behavior chains C. Repertoire D. Task analysis Previous Next Question 68: Which of the following is NOT an essential component of a written skill acquisition plan? A. Identify a skill to teach and create a goal B. Modify the plan if necessary C. Review data on average once every 2 months D. Identify a measurement procedure for data collection Previous Next Question 69: Which data collection method measures how long a behavior lasts? A. Frequency B. Duration C. Latency D. Interval Previous Next Question 70: 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 71: What should an RBT do to maintain professional boundaries with clients and their families? A. Attend family events to build rapport B. Accept personal gifts from clients C. Share personal contact information for emergencies D. Keep interactions limited to service-related matters Previous Next Question 72: Logan has been working on a manding program for several weeks, but his data shows no improvement in requesting items. What should the RBT do? A. Continue the program as written until more data is collected B. Modify the program to make it more effective C. Stop taking data and try a new approach D. Continue implementing the program as directed and inform BCBA Previous Next Question 73: In order to find out how many times a student raise their hand, one would measure? A. Frequency B. Duration C. IRT D. Percent of Occurrence Previous Next Question 74: You are recording the time it takes from the presentation of the demand (Sd) to the first instance of behavior. What are you measuring? A. Duration B. Frequency C. Latency D. Inter-Response Time (IRT) Previous Next Question 75: Which step comes first in implementing a new skill task analysis? A. Identify the SD B. Collect baseline & define the skill C. 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