ABA Knowledge

Multiple Choice

What is primary reinforcement?

• Reinforcement that is learned or conditioned such as money or toys

• Occurs when something aversive is taken away

• Reinforcement that is socially mediated

• Reinforcement that is unconditioned or unlearned such as water and food

Multiple Choice

Which answer is a consequence manipulation?

• Non-contingent reinforcement

• High probability request sequence

• Tangible extinction

• Environmental modifications

Multiple Choice

True or False: Successive discrimination training is uses a field of materials presented with the instruction

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct type of reinforcement: The removal of loud noises by wearing headphones.

• Social Positive

• Automatic Positive

• Social Negative

• Automatic Negative

Multiple Choice

Choose the most intrusive prompt

• Textual

• Full echoic

• Leading questions

• Acting confused

Multiple Choice

True or False: NET-Activity sheets are only used for maintaining mastered targets

• True

• False

Multiple Select

Choose all that apply: Generalization can occur across...

• People

• Stimuli

• Settings

• Responses

Multiple Choice

True or False: Total task is a chaining procedure where prompts are faded starting with the first step of the sequence.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

True or False: BTs must clean up their work area after completion of a session

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

What is the CARD standard error correction procedure?

• No-No-Prompt-Repeat

• Least to Most

• Most to Least

Multiple Choice

Reinforcement is delivered upon the occurrence of a replacement behavior while extinction is used for problem behavior.

• DRO

• DRL

• DRI

• DRA

Multiple Choice

Your client needs help opening their snack, you prompt them to ask for help and you open it. This is an example of:

• Contriving opportunities

• Combining lessons

• Capturing opportunities

Multiple Select

Select all that apply: In the beginning of session, you should always check...

• Program checklist

• Past 3 session summary notes

• All BIPs

• Lesson notes

Multiple Choice

The topography of a behavior refers to...

• The reason/purpose of the behavior

• The observable features of the behavior

• The definition of the behavior

• The consequences following the behavior.

Multiple Choice

True or False: Inviting the parent of a client to your birthday party is an example of a dual relationship

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct example of an adaptive task

• Brushing teeth

• Echoics

• Pretend play

• Basic mands

Multiple Choice

When presenting an SD, you should not...

• Deliver it the way it was written in the lesson notes

• Avoid inadvertent prompts

• Gain the client's attention first

• Whisper it in your clients ear

Multiple Choice

BTs can view their current clinical goals by checking...

• Workday

• Clinical Eval App

• Skills

• Teams

Multiple Choice

True or False: The 2 main components of ABA are skill repertoire building and behavior management

• True

• False

Multiple Select

True or False: We love providing ABA services to our kiddos!!!

• True

• True