RBT Practice Exam 1 - 75 Questions for Beginners

RBT Practice Exam 1- 75 Questions

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What is one ethical responsibility of an RBT?

Protect client confidentiality

Protect client dignity

All of the above

2 / 75

What should an RBT do when unsure about something at work?

Ask their supervisor

Consult their supervisor

None

3 / 75

Can RBTs diagnose clients?

Never

Never Ever

4 / 75

What should you do if a parent asks you to change a program?

Ignore it

Change it a little

Do it immediately

Tell the supervisor

5 / 75

What is an example of maintaining professional boundaries?

Not accepting gifts

Not denying gifts

6 / 75

What should an RBT has to do if asked to do something outside the scope?

Contact your supervisor

Tell your supervisor

Consult your supervisor

All of them

7 / 75

RBTs should only perform tasks:

Within their training and under supervision

Within their training and without supervision

Not within their training but under supervision

8 / 75

How often must RBTs receive supervision?

Monthly (at least 5% of hours)

Weekly always

Once a year

Twice a year

9 / 75

Who supervises RBTs?

BCBA

BSBA

BBCA

10 / 75

What does RBT stand for?

Registered Behavior Technician

Registered Behevior Technician

Registered Behaviur Technician

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If you are unsure how to complete documentation, what should you do?

Ask your supervisor

Order your supervisor

Don't ask your supervisor

12 / 75

What tool or resource might an RBT use to track data?

Data sheet or tablet

Flashcards or books

13 / 75

When documenting behavior, which is BEST?

He was being difficult

Client screamed loudly for 3 minutes

Client screamed loudly for 3 minutes after request was given

B and C

14 / 75

what is objective data in health assessment

Factual, observable information

Opinionated information

Client history information

15 / 75

How should RBTs report abuse or neglect?

Follow legal and workplace reporting procedures

Via not following legal and workplace reporting procedures

It has to be option A.

16 / 75

What does confidentiality mean for an experienced RBT professional?

Protecting client’s private information

Protecting personal private information

Protecting contact information of a client

17 / 75

What is an example of a breach of confidentiality?

Discussing the client in public

Discussing the client in party

Discussing the client in home

All

18 / 75

What should NOT be in your session notes?

Goals worked on

Objective data

Personal opinions

19 / 75

When should you complete session notes?

After each session

After every session

All of them

20 / 75

Why is accurate documentation important for RBTs?

To track progress and make decisions

To show your supervisor that you are sincere with your work

To impress your clients with behavior issues

21 / 75

What should you do after using a crisis procedure?

Document it immediately

Remember it immediately

Nothing to do

22 / 75

When should RBTs use restraint?

Only as a last resort and if trained

Every time behavior occurs

With any aggression

23 / 75

What is a crisis/emergency protocol?

A guide for what to do in serious behavior situations

A preference list

24 / 75

Which of the following is a consequence intervention?

Planned ignoring

Unplanned ignoring

Planned attention

25 / 75

Which is a socially mediated function of behavior?

Gaining attention

Losing attention

Both

26 / 75

One function of behavior is:

Escape

Avoidance

Mastery

27 / 75

What an RBT should know about “function of behavior”?

The reason the behavior happens

The cause the behavior happens

Both

28 / 75

What is a replacement behavior?

A new, appropriate behavior that does not serve the same function

A new, appropriate behavior that serves the same function

29 / 75

What is an antecedent strategy?

A change made before a behavior happens

A change made after a behavior happens

A change made during a behavior happens

30 / 75

What is an example of automatic behavior?

Asking for water

None

Crying for attention

31 / 75

What might happen at first when you use extinction?

Behavior increases temporarily (extinction burst)

Behavior decreases temporarily (extinction burst)

32 / 75

What is extinction in ABA?

Stopping reinforcement for a behavior

Increasing reinforcement for a behavior

Decreasing reinforcement for a behavior

33 / 75

Who writes the behavior intervention plan?

BCBA

Teacher

RBT Certified Person

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What is a behavior intervention plan (BIP)?

A plan to reduce problem behavior

A plan to decrease problem behavior

Both

35 / 75

What is the purpose of behavior reduction strategies?

To decrease problem behavior

To decrease solution behavior

To increase solution behavior

36 / 75

What is a natural environment teaching (NET)?

Teaching during everyday routines

Learning during everyday routines

Writing during everyday routines

37 / 75

What is discrete trial training (DTT) in RBT examination?

A structured teaching method

A non-structured teaching method

38 / 75

What does an RBT should know about shaping? Select the most relevant answer.

Reinforcing small steps toward a goal behavior

Reinforcing large steps toward a goal behavior

None

39 / 75

What does "mastery" mean in ABA?

The client can do a skill correctly and independently

The client cannot do a skill correctly and independently

40 / 75

In forward chaining, you:

Teach the second step first

Teach the last step first

Teach the first step first

41 / 75

What do you understand by chaining?

Learning steps of a skill in order

Teaching steps of a skill in order

Reading steps of a skill in order

42 / 75

What is task analysis?

Breaking a skill into smaller steps for client learning

Combing a skill into smaller steps for client learning

43 / 75

Which of the following is a type of prompt?

Trial

Gesture

Chart

44 / 75

What is discrimination training while RBT preparation?

Teaching the difference between two or more things

Teaching the similarities between two or more things

45 / 75

What does generalization mean for an RBT?

Using a skill in different places or with different people

Using a skill in same places or with same people

Not using a skill in different places or with different people

46 / 75

Which is an example of positive reinforcement?

Giving a sticker for saying “please”

Not giving a sticker for saying “please”

47 / 75

What is negative reinforcement?

Removing something to increase behavior

Removing something to decrease behavior

Ignoring behavior

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What is positive reinforcement?

Adding something to increase behavior

Adding something to decrease behavior

Adding something to change behavior

49 / 75

What does reinforcement mean in RBT Exam?

A consequence that increases a behavior

Ignoring a behavior

A timeout

50 / 75

What is a physical prompt?

Touching or guiding the client

Saying a command

Pointing to an item

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What is a verbal prompt?

Saying something to guide behavior

Listening something to guide behavior

52 / 75

What is the goal of using prompts?

To fade them over time so the patients can do it independently

To confuse the client

To teach spelling

53 / 75

What does "prompting" mean in RBT exam?

Ignoring behavior

Punishing behavior

None

54 / 75

Who creates the skill acquisition plan?

BCBA

RBT

55 / 75

What is a skill acquisition plan?

A medication list

A written plan for teaching new skills

56 / 75

Who is responsible for analyzing data?

RBT

BCBA

57 / 75

Which is NOT a way RBTs help with assessment?

Interpret diagnosis

Take data

Assist in preference assessments

58 / 75

Who supervises RBTs?

BCBA

BCBAK

BCBAL

59 / 75

What does the “C” in ABC stand for?

Client

Consequence

Crisis

60 / 75

What is the "B" in ABC data?

Belief

Baseline

Behavior

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What does “A” in ABC stand for?

After behavior

Antecedent

Applied

62 / 75

What is ABC data?

A type of reinforcement

A way to collect information about behavior

A medication plan

63 / 75

Which is a method of preference assessment?

IQ test

Paired choice

Time-out

64 / 75

What is a preference assessment?

A medical test

A way to find out what items or activities a client likes

A punishment procedure

65 / 75

What is the role of an RBT in assessment?

Diagnose clients

Assist in collecting assessment data

Write treatment plans

All

66 / 75

How is rate different from frequency?

Rate includes time

Rate measures noise

Rate is always higher

67 / 75

Which of these is an example of a permanent product?

Clapping hands

Completed worksheet

Looking at a picture

68 / 75

What is a permanent product?

A tangible result of behavior

A behavior that never changes

69 / 75

What does latency measure?

The time a behavior lasts

The time between instruction and behavior

The number of behaviors

The intensity of behaviours

70 / 75

Which method records if a behavior happened at a specific moment?

Whole interval

Momentary time sampling

Frequency

Duration

71 / 75

What tool is commonly used to measure duration?

Ruler

Timer

Graph paper

Flashcards

72 / 75

Which of the following is continuous measurement?

Partial interval

Frequency

Whole interval

Momentary time sampling

73 / 75

What is duration recording?

Counting the number of times a behavior occurs

Recording the time between behaviors

Recording how long a behavior lasts

Recording where the behavior occurs

74 / 75

What does frequency recording measure?

How loud a behavior is

How often a behavior occurs

How long a behavior lasts

Where a behavior happens

75 / 75

What is the primary purpose of data collection in ABA?

To entertain clients

To document therapist attendance

To make decisions based on behavior

To judge clients

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