How does "chaining" differ from task analysis in skill acquisition?
Why is continuous professional development important for RBTs?
"Because I told you so" is an example of which of the following?
What is a dual relationship, and why is it discouraged in RBT practice?
List three responsibilities an RBT has towards their client and professional practice.
What is "errorless learning," and why is it used in ABA?
What is the primary goal of a behavior reduction program in ABA?
True or False: Continuous reinforcement schedules are most effective for maintaining behaviors over time.
What is the purpose of conducting a preference assessment?
How can RBTs ensure they are practicing within their scope of competence?
What role does the environment play in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)?
What is the ideal timing of a prompt during discrete trial teaching?
Define "generalization" in the context of ABA and provide an example.
What is "response cost" in behavior modification?
What is the primary goal of a functional behavior assessment (FBA)?
What is the importance of adhering to the BACB's RBT Ethics Code?
In the context of ABA, what is "incidental teaching," and how does it differ from traditional teaching methods?
How should an RBT respond to ethical dilemmas in their practice?
What role do "prompting" and "prompt fading" play in skill acquisition?
What is shaping in behavior analysis?
What is "generalization" in skill acquisition, and why is it important?
What steps should an RBT take if they observe unethical behavior by a colleague?
What does ABC stand for in behavior analysis?
Explain the role of supervision in RBT work.
Explain the importance of confidentiality in behavior analysis.
What is the difference between fixed ratio and variable ratio schedules of reinforcement?
How does reinforcement vary in skill acquisition programs?
Which best describes an overcorrection procedure in which aberrant behavior sets the occasion for learner to repeatedly engage in a task?
What information should be included in session notes?
True or False: The primary goal of skill acquisition programs is to reduce undesirable behaviors.
What is the significance of obtaining informed consent in ABA practice?
In skill acquisition, what is the significance of using "multiple exemplars"?
Describe two methods of data collection.
What role does "interviews with stakeholders" play in the assessment process?
Identify the four functions of behavior.
What is one potential problem with saying "look at me" prior to providing and instruction?
Which of the following best describes "functional communication training" (FCT) in the context of behavior reduction?
In the Autism Partnership Method, stimulus placement is determined by which of the following?
What is a common characteristic of naturalistic teaching?
"A reinforcer delivered contingent upon the first behavior following the time period where the time period is variable" describes which schedule of reinforcement?
How are scatterplot assessments useful in behavior analysis?
How are "video modeling" techniques used in ABA for skill acquisition?
"A previously neutral stimulus change that has acquired the capability to function as a reinforcer through stimulus-stimulus pairing with one or more unconditioned reinforcers or conditioned reinforcers" best describes which of the following?
True or False: Direct observation assessments should only be conducted in controlled, clinical settings.
How often should data be reviewed to make decisions about intervention changes?
True or False: The use of extinction in behavior reduction always involves ignoring all behaviors exhibited by the individual.
"A stimulus change that can increase the future frequency of behavior without prior pairing with any other form of reinforcement" best describes which of the following?
True or False: Data collection is optional when observing significant progress in the client.
How is a "discrimination training" used in skill acquisition?
Gestures, positional, and and looking at the targeted response are all examples of which type of prompts?
When a stimulus delta is presented a particular response is
This refers to behavior that has come under sole control of one characteristic of a stimulus.
Breaking a skill down into component steps is known as which of the following.
What is a key componeant of a behavior intervention plan (BIP) that should be determined during the assessment phase?
Why is "visual support" used in teaching new skills, especially for individuals with autism?
Define positive and negative reinforcement and provide an example for each.
What is the purpose of "peer-mediated instruction" in skill acquisition programs?
Define a "discriminative stimulus" (SD) and provide an example.
What does a "baseline" refer to in the context of behavior assessment?
How does "differential reinforcement of alternative behavior" (DRA) work in reducing undesired behaviors?
How does a functional behavior assessment (FBA) differ from a traditional assessment?
True or False: Social skills training in ABA focuses exclusively on verbal communication skills.
True or False: Indirect assessments involve directly observing the client in their natural environment.
True or False: RBTs are permitted to design intervention plans if they have been working in the field for over five years.
In behavior assessment, what is the significance of identifying "setting events"?
Define "task analysis" and explain its importance in teaching new skills.
What is the primary focus of a "task analysis" in the context of behavior assessment?
What is the role of "antecedent interventions" in behavior reduction?
In behavior assessment, what is the significance of identifying "setting events"?
Rainbow tokens most closely aligns with which schedule of reinforcement?
What is a token economy system in ABA?
True or False: Negative reinforcement and punishment are the same because both procedures aim to decrease a behavior.
What is the significance of "scaffolding" in the context of ABA and skill acquisition?
What is reinforcement in behavior analysis?
True or False: Extinction involves providing reinforcement for a behavior to increase its occurrence.