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1. What is the primary role of an RBT?

• A. Design behavior intervention plans

  
  

• B. Implement behavior plans and collect data

  
  

• C. Diagnose behavioral disorders

  
  

• D. Conduct functional behavior assessments

  
  

2. What does ABC stand for in behavior analysis?

• A. Action, Behavior, Condition

  
  

• B. Always Be Careful

  
  

• C. Antecedent, Behavior, Consequence

  
  

• D. Attention, Behavior, Compliance

  
  

3. What is continuous measurement?

• A. Tracking behavior at random moments

  
  

• B. Recording all instances of a behavior

  
  

• C. Measuring only dangerous behavior

  
  

• D. Only measuring behavior during trials

  
  

4. Which is an example of frequency data?

• A. Crying lasted 7 minutes

  
  

• B. 5 hand flaps were recorded in 10 minutes

  
  

• C. Aggression happened every hour

  
  

• D. Screamed 3 times

  
  

5. What is partial interval recording?

• A. Record if the behavior occurs at any time during the interval

  
  

• B. Record only the beginning of the behavior

  
  

• C. Record if the behavior happened the entire interval

  
  

• D. Record only when the interval ends

  
  

6. What is momentary time sampling?

• A. Watching continuously and recording

  
  

• B. Recording only aggressive behavior

  
  

• C. Looking up at pre-set times and checking if behavior occurs

  
  

• D. Recording for 3 hours

  
  

7. What is task analysis?

• A. Reinforcing every correct step

  
  

• B. A method of giving punishments

  
  

• C. Breaking down a skill into small teachable steps

  
  

• D. Teaching the whole task at once

  
  

8. Which is an example of a tangible function of behavior?

• A. A child screams to get a toy

  
  

• B. A student hums alone for no reason

  
  

• C. A client runs to avoid math work

  
  

• D. A child screams for attention

  
  

9. What is forward chaining?

• A. Teaching the last step first

  
  

• B. Teaching all steps at once

  
  

• C. Teaching the first step and moving forward

  
  

• D. Giving prompts in reverse

  
  

10. What is differential reinforcement of other behavior (DRO)?

• A. Reinforcing only when the target behavior occurs

  
  

• B. Reinforcing when any behavior except the problem behavior occurs

  
  

• C. Reinforcing all behaviors

  
  

• D. Reinforcing behaviors incompatible with the problem