Generalization
Reinforcement
Barriers
Ethics
ABA General Knowledge/ Interventions
100

Giving a child stickers for completing homework is an example of this

Token Economy System

100

This is present when reinforcement is given after an exact number of occurrences of the target behavior

Fixed Ratio

100

What is an example of ratio strain?

Various answers: 

Ex: Running an FR5 on accident during an error correction, when client is on an FR2 

100

How many days does a RBT have to self-report to the BACB, about an event that occurred, which affects their ability to do their job effectively?

30 Days 

100

Teaching one-word mands so that a client can one day learn two-word requests.

Pivotal Response Training (PRT)

200

Breaking skills into small steps and teaching one step at a time defines this procedure

Task Analysis

200

This word means that the schedule of reinforcement is subject to change each time

Variable 

200

What are scrolling responses?

Giving or providing multiple (previously reinforced) responses with the correct answer included somewhere in the list

200

All RBTs are also what?

Mandated reporters in the state of IN

200

What are the functions of behavior?

1. Attention 

2. Automatic Reinforcement/ Sensory input 

3. Escape

4. Tangible (Access)

300

This term refers to weakening behavior by withholding reinforcement that previously maintained it  

Extinction

300

Reinforcers should involve this dimension so that clients will most likely perform the target behavior in the future

Immediacy

300

Why does ratio strain occur when reinforcement schedules thin out?

The work requirement reduces motivation, which often leads to maladaptive behavior 

 

300

Who is responsible for tracking and ensuring that an RBT is meeting the 5% supervision requirement a month?

The RBT

300

Interrupting a client before they put an inedible item in their mouth and prompting them to use a sensory chewy is an example of what? 

Response Interruption & Redirection (RIRD)
400

Maintaining client privacy is referred to as this ethical concept.

Confidentiality

400

An RBT gives his afternoon client the same reinforcer his morning client loves. Sadly, the client is unimpressed. This is missing from the RBT’s reinforcement strategies

Individualization

400

Why is motivation weakened by response requirement an important barrier to treatment to identify?

If the client begins to refuse tasks, it therefore prevents opportunities for teaching

400

What is required before any kind of restrictive or punishment-based procedure is ever implemented with a client? 

Only when it has been included in a documented behavior-change plan and after their supervisor has verified their competence.

400

Sampling a behavior at intervals instead of every instance is an example of what?

Discontinuous measurement (procedure)

500

This intervention teaches new, appropriate skills to replace challenging ones.

Differential Reinforcement of Alternative behavior(s) (DRA)

500

This client is working on listener responding and manding skills. The client received verbal praise after requesting to "go". Then their favorite toy after imitating three gross motor skills. And then their favorite song after imitating a thumbs up and a high five. What schedule of reinforcement is the client on?

Variable ratio schedule of reinforcement

500

What may indicate high rates of maladaptive behavior?

Identifying an increase in behaviors compared to previous sessions 

500

You are required to report any changes made to your certification status, or other personal account matters, within how many hours?

24 hours

500

Reinforcement is given when appropriate behavior occurs but not when inappropriate behaviors occur

Differential reinforcement