40 Hour RBT Training: (21) Preference & Reinforcer Assessments

Preference assessments and reinforcer assessments are not the same thing.

• True

• False

In a _________________________ preference assessment, the individual is allowed to approach any stimulus desired and interact with it for as long as they want. 

• Free Operant

• Multiple Stimulus Without Replacement

• Single Stimulus

In single stimulus preference assessments, children are given free access to a room full of toys, but must choose only one to play with. 

• True

• False

To get the best results from a preference assessment, be sure to include items the person has never seen. 

• True

• False

In this preference assessment, children have access to a variety of toys and can interact with one or more as they choose.

• Free Operant

• Multiple Stimulus Without Replacement

• Single Stimulus

The data collection method for free operant preference assessments is 

• Duration

• Momentary Time Sampling

• Partial Interval

The preference assessment method in which children are presented with one item at a time. 

• Free Operant

• Paired Stimulus

• Single Stimulus

The data collection method for single stimulus preference assessment

• Duration

• Latency

• Momentary Time Sampling

In which of the following preference assessments is the individual only allowed to choose each item one time?

• Multiple Stimulus Without Replacement

• Multiple Stimulus With Replacement

• Paired Stimulus

The end product of a Multiple Stimulus Without Replacement preference assessment is items scoring based on  

• duration of engagement

• percent of opportunities

• rank ordering