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WorksheetsRBT practice Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
What does RBT stand for
Really bad tooth
Registered Behavior Technician
Remedial Behavior Tester
Reinforcement Behavioral Teacher
What is the organization that oversees RBTs
Behavior Analysis Certification Board
Union of Registered Behavior Technicians
Department of Education
National Council for Behavioral Therapy
Which one is a type of continuous measurement
Whole Interval
Partial Interval
Frequency
Permanent Product
Who is the best contact for programming information about a client
The client's parents
An RBT familiar with the case
The BCBA
The site Director
What does DRO stand for
(a)
What does DRA stand for
(a)
Which preference assessment involves removing items after they've been selected
Paired Stimulus
Multiple Stimulus with replacement
Free operant
Multiple Stimulus without replacement
Which preference assessment involves letting the child interact with the environment and recording the time a child spent with each stimulus
Free Operant
Multiple Stimulus with Replacement
Multiple Stimulus without replacement
Paired stimulus
In which preference assessment does a therapist compare each item to the rest of the other items until all items have been compared.
Free operant
Multiple Stimulus with Replacement
Multiple Stimulus Without Replacement
Paired Stimulus
What does DRI stand for
(a)
Reinforcement leads to an increase in the behavior in the future
True
False
Negative Reinforcement and Punishment are the same thing
True
False
Mike praised a client after raising his hand in class. This is an example of...
Negative Reinforcement
Positive Punishment
Positive Reinforcement
Negative punishment
Tim allows the client to take a break from DTT when the client taps their "break" card. This is an example of...
Negative Reinforcement
Positive Reinforcement
Negative Punishment
Positive Punishment
Rose removes a client from the blue gym after he hits a peer. This is an example of...
Positive Reinforcement
Negative Punishment
Negative Reinforcement
Positive Punishment
Which of these is not a punishment method
Response Cost
Time Out
Overcorrection
Withholding Reinforcement
The removal of all reinforcement of a behavior that previously reinforced it describes which process
Punishment
Pivot Reinforcement
Extinction
Withdrawal
What is an extinction burst
Nothing, it's just the word used following an extinction process
An increase in frequency, duration, or intensity of the targeted behavior after beginning the extinction process
When the targeted behavior immediately declines in treatment
When the reinforcers for a behavior change after starting an extinction procedure.
Tom brings his client, Jerry, to the corner of the bathroom to change because all of the stalls are taken. Is this an ethical violation?
Yes, because the therapist should not be present while Jerry is changing
No, because everyone that uses the bathroom is also a client
Yes, because openly exposing Jerry violates his client dignity
No, because they are in the bathroom, not in a hallway
The reinforcement of behavior that gradually approximates closer to an end target behavior refers to what behavioral process
Fading
Shaping
Generalization
Maintenance
