BlueSprig Practice Exam

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• Which antecedent strategy involves using planned reinforcement schedules to shape behavior over time?
• NET can be used to develop which of the following skills?
• Which statement about Essential for Living is true?
• A Behavior Reduction Plan is defined as
• Which strategy is designed to teach a form of communication to replace maladaptive requests?
• Which of the following best defines Response Latency?
• What does continuous measurement capture?
• Shaping is used to?
• What is the primary purpose of behavioral treatment?
• Duration is described as:
• Naturalistic Teaching is the most appropriate instructional method for teaching manding skills because it uses materials naturally available in the environment. Which is true?
• One con of indirect preference assessments is that interviews are:
• What is pairing?
• ABA stands for Applied Behavior Analysis.
• Multiple Stimulus assessments are true under which conditions?
• Which credential is commonly considered the standard Board Certified Behavior Analyst credential?
• Essential for Living identifies core skills across which domains?
• What does 'stimulus generalization' mean?
• Which statement about the core mechanism of shaping is true?
• What are the two types of direct measurement?
• What best defines a Stimulus Prompt?
• Functional assessments can include which of the following?
• Count is defined as:
• An indirect preference assessment primarily involves:
• What is a token economy in behavior analysis?
• What is the correct order of the four steps in discrete trial training (DTT)?
• When testing operational definitions, you should include onset and offset criteria.
• Behavior Technicians are required to collect data on what?
• Milieu Teaching combines incidental teaching with which procedure?
• What does a fixed-ratio schedule entail?
• Which measurement quality refers to the extent that the observed value matches the true state?
• Task analysis involves breaking down a complex skill into smaller steps that are more teachable.
• Which example best illustrates stimulus generalization?
• To achieve pervasive intervention, the instructor should narrate the session.
• Fixed-Interval schedule reinforcement is provided after...
• Which criterion emphasizes aligning procedures with fundamental behavioral principles?
• Latency is defined as:
• Which measure is useful for measuring free operant behavior (FOB)?
• When testing operational definitions, which elements should be included?
• Which graph type is used to display and compare discrete sets of data?
• Which statement best describes Total Task Chaining?
• Which statement about functional assessments is true?
• What does 'Multiple Stimulus With Replacement' mean?
• What is the role of an RBT?
• In visual analysis, variability describes which?
• Which antecedent strategy delivers reinforcement on a time-based schedule irrespective of behavior?
• Which description matches an Abolishing Operation?
• Which component involves looking for physical arrangements to create an actual environment?
• A Preference Assessment is used to determine what?
• Continuous reinforcement is typically used in which situation?
• Which option best contrasts a discriminative stimulus and a stimulus delta?
• Which antecedent strategy reduces the power of problem behavior by reinforcing independently of behavior and providing a predictable structure?
• Which criterion ensures procedures can be replicated by others because they are described completely and precisely?
• Rate is defined as:
• Interobserver agreement measures what?
• Which of the following are the three types of chaining?
• Which of the following is not part of the three stages of Initial Behavioral Analysis?
• BCBA stands for Board Certified Behavior Analyst.
• Natural Environment Training (NET) can be used for which skill?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the five methods of naturalistic teaching?
• Which antecedent strategy involves initiating a sequence of easy tasks to build momentum for compliance with more challenging tasks?
• Repeatability refers to which aspect of a behavior?
• What is the main purpose of a functional assessment?
• A scatterplot data is used to identify which?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a common location for ABA therapy?
• Which pairing strategy involves staying close and eye level with the learner?
• Which statement best defines a Response Prompt?
• Why is Naturalistic Teaching used in instruction?
• What is the main purpose of a formal preference assessment?
• Shaping topography involves changing the?
• Reinforcement is defined as
• For a treatment to be considered Effective, improvement must be seen to a practical degree and have clear positive effects that are socially significant.
• Use Free Operant Preference Assessment is appropriate for which scenario?
• Shaping duration is the amount of time that a response takes.
• If a learner continues to emit a trained response after reinforcement has stopped, this is called
• Which statement accurately describes a benefit of indirect preference assessments?
• Which statement is one of the three assumptions of functional assessments?
• Trials to Criterion describes:
• Time Sampling/Interval Recording is best described as:
• When is indirect preference assessment typically used?
• Generalization is defined as
• Shaping frequency refers to?
• What is the first stage of the Initial Behavioral Analysis?
• Pivotal Response Training (PRT) emphasizes which of the following?
• Which chaining method emphasizes teaching the last steps first and reinforcing the last few steps before the earlier steps?
• Which statement best describes data analysis considerations for preference assessments?
• Which statement best defines a stakeholder?
• Which of the following is an example of a stakeholder?
• Multiple Stimulus Assessments are appropriate when which conditions are present?
• In Interval Recording, a session is divided into equal time periods, and each interval is scored as an occurrence or non-occurrence.
• What is characteristic of a variable-interval schedule?
• In chaining procedures, task analyses are used as part of the process.
• Which of the following describes an Establishing Operation?
• In DTT, what step typically follows the learner's response?
• Which statement defines a Discriminative Stimulus?
• The Learning Accomplishment Profile is an observation tool used for learners within what age range?
• In a therapeutic environment, which statement is true regarding client preferences?
• In visual analysis, trend is defined as which of the following?
• Which term refers to the implementation of interventions into society to change socially significant behaviors?
• Maintenance is defined as
• Vineland is which type of tool and how often is it administered?
• When testing operational definitions, which practice is recommended?
• A Free Operant Preference Assessment is described as:
• Which item is NOT one of the five steps to preparing for data collection?
• What is the primary use of the Learning Accomplishment Profile?
• Paired Stimulus usage is which of the following?
• Three-way graphs help continuously monitor data by performing which functions?
• Tact is defined as which of the following?
• To meet the Analytic criterion, there must be a clear functional relation between manipulated events and the behavior of interest.
• What does a Single Stimulus Preference Assessment measure?
• What is the most common form of data collection for functional assessment?
• Which of the following are ways an RBT may assist with the Vineland?
• Which statement best describes 'response generalization'?
• Which is a method to pair with a learner?
• Percentage is defined as:
• Which type of prompt involves demonstrating a correct response for the learner to imitate?
• Which time sampling method provides data indicating whether the behavior occurred at any time during the interval, but not how long it lasted?
• Which criterion requires behavior to be measurable and in need of improvement, with data that are reliable?
• For an intervention to be Conceptually Systematic, the procedures must be described in terms of relevant principles from which they were derived.
• Three-way graphs use, in data analysis, which of the following?
• Which option describes an Abolishing Operation?
• If you want to count every instance of a student's hand-raising during class, which method would you use?
• In Total Task Chaining, reinforcement is delivered?
• Which description best describes ABA in terms of its focus and scope?
• Which of the following is a responsibility of RBTs when directly implementing ABA services?
• Which of the following is one of the five methods of naturalistic teaching?
• In a cumulative record, which statement describes the slope relationship to response rate?
• Which of the following is a reason to pair with a learner?
• In forward chaining, reinforcement is delivered?
• Shaping latency is defined as?
• Which term denotes the long-term transfer of learned skills across settings, times, and people?
• Under which conditions would you likely use a Single Stimulus Preference Assessment?
• Which measure includes observation time or duration for reference, making it more meaningful than simple counts?
• What are the two types of prompts?
• Which abbreviation denotes the organization that certifies behavior analysts?
• Bar graphs display what?
• Incidental Teaching best matches which description?
• Which step in data collection preparation focuses on ensuring materials are ready before observation begins?
• Which antecedent strategy reduces motivation for misbehavior by providing reinforcement on a predetermined schedule regardless of behavior?
• Pivotal skills are best described as which of the following?
• NOT one of the four pivotal areas?
• In the five steps to preparing for data collection, which step emphasizes practice to improve accuracy?
• Which statement best describes a therapeutic environment?
• Which antecedent strategy involves arranging reinforcement timing to shape behavior over time?
• In behavior analysis, which term describes the physical shape or form of a behavior?
• Which statement differentiates between Multiple Stimulus With Replacement and Without Replacement?
• Which procedures measure duration, latency, and inter-response time?
• Which statement describes Derivative measures?
• Which is a component of a written Skill Acquisition Plan?
• What does 'response generalization' mean?
• The Learning Accomplishment Profile is used for which purpose?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a factor to consider when deciding on the type of preference assessment and analyzing data?
• Which description best characterizes ABA?
• Which strategy uses a high-prompt sequence to increase the likelihood of subsequent compliant behavior?
• Among credentials approved by the BCAB, which is the highest level credential?
• Which is NOT a main function of behavior?
• What does Mastery Criteria identify in a Skill Acquisition Plan?
• Momentary Time Sampling measures whether the behavior occurred at the very end of an interval.
• Which antecedent strategy focuses on teaching a communication method to express needs to reduce problem behavior?
• Shaping amplitude is best described as changing the?
• Which term describes procedures that are completely identified and precisely described?
• Which option describes an Establishing Operation?
• In Discrete Trial Training, how is a skill taught?
• Generality refers to the long-term effect that ABA has on a learner's ability to use the skills taught in therapy.
• Which antecedent strategy focuses on modifying the physical or social environment to support adaptive behavior?
• How frequently should informal preference assessments be conducted to keep the therapy environment rich with preferred items?
• Overgeneralization occurs when
• Direct measurement is best described as which of the following?
• Which statement describes an unconditioned reinforcer?
• What is the BlueSprig Mission?
• What is the correct order of the three stages of Initial Behavioral Analysis?
• Temporal locus refers to which concept?
• Which approach involves teaching across multiple exemplars to promote generalization?
• What is the primary goal of Free Operant Preference Assessment?
• In backward chaining, which step(s) are taught first?
• What is the recommended intertrial interval duration in DTT?
• Which term refers to the consistency of results across repeated measurements?
• Which type of prompt involves the instructor performing the target behavior to guide the learner?
• Which antecedent strategy involves delivering reinforcement independently of the target behavior to reduce the incidence of problem behavior?
• Which antecedent strategy focuses on creating a stimulating and supportive environment to encourage adaptive behavior?
• Paired Stimulus, also called a force choice, is used when which conditions are met?
• For pervasive intervention to occur, the instructor must make every moment a learning opportunity.
• A cumulative record is best described as which?
• Which action is part of pairing with a learner?
• Tact is described as which of the following?
• Which recording method would be most appropriate to determine whether a student completes a workbook page by the end of class?
• Which antecedent strategy involves giving the learner options to choose from as a way to reduce problem behaviors?
• In the three-term contingency, what is a Consequence?
• Which antecedent strategy is about offering a range of options so the learner can choose activities?
• Indirect measurement is best described as which of the following?
• What are the two types of generalization?
• Which term refers to the reinforcer being unavailable to the learner, increasing motivation to obtain it?
• What measurement quality refers to whether the system measures what it purports to measure?
• In the HAPPY mnemonic, what does the letter H stand for?
• How often is the Vineland typically administered after the initial assessment?
• Inter-Response Time (IRT) is defined as:
• In the Mand-Model Procedure, what does the instructor do?
• Which statement correctly differentiates direct from indirect measurement?
• How often should a formal preference assessment be conducted to maintain a current list of preferred items?
• Which activity is a direct implementation responsibility of RBTs?
• The Paired Stimulus procedure is also known as what?
• Intraverbal is described as which?
• In the three-term contingency, what is an Antecedent?
• Mand is defined as which of the following?
• Which schedule is characterized by reinforcement delivered after an unpredictable number of responses?
• Discrete Trial Training is described as teaching in simplified, structured steps with discrete trials.
• In visual analysis, level is defined as which of the following?
• Which are the three aspects of visual analysis?
• Inter-Response Time (IRT) is best described as:
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three criteria for a good operational definition?
• Which statement describes Stimulus Delta?
• Which option best describes an Abolishing Operation?
• Intraverbal is described as which of the following statements?
• Which is a prompting type used in skill acquisition plans?
• Which term describes the reinforcer having so much that the learner is no longer motivated to obtain it?
• Which practice supports pairing by acknowledging the learner with praise?
• What does the acronym RAISD stand for?
• To measure how long a student stays on task during a fixed interval, which procedure should you use?
• Which of the following is considered part of a person's environment?
• Discontinuous measurement captures which of the following?
• What does 'Multiple Stimulus Without Replacement' mean?
• What best defines Social Positive Reinforcement?
• Which term refers to the force or intensity of a behavior (volume, strength)?
• Which procedure involves detecting and recording the number of times a behavior is observed?
• What is the ultimate goal of services in programs that teach functional skills?
• Which statement best defines a motivating operation?
• Indirect preference assessments rely on which source of information?
• Which of the following are characteristics of measurement?
• Shaping works by?
• Partial Interval Time Sampling measures whether the behavior occurred at any time during the interval.
• Which measure includes both duration and inter-response time as potential metrics?
• Which statement correctly contrasts Duration and Latency?
• Naturalistic Teaching involves teaching skills across all domains in the natural environment. Which statement is true?
• NOT one of the four NET steps?
• Temporal extent refers to which of the following?
• Which is one of the four steps to preparing for NET sessions?
• Why do RBTs collect and display data?
• Which term describes a future event which is possible but cannot be predicted with certainty?
• In forward chaining, which step is taught first and when is reinforcement provided?
• Which activity is NOT a duty of RBTs regarding records and data?
• What are the two schedules of reinforcement?
• What are the three components of a behavior?
• Pivotal skills are best described as which of the following?
• Which statement is NOT a data-related duty of RBTs?
• Milieu Teaching is best described as:
• Which statement about shaping is true?
• Permanent Product Recording measures a behavior after it has occurred by examining the effect on the environment.
• Whole Interval Time Sampling measures whether the behavior occurred during the entire interval.
• Which element best describes environment?
• One pro of indirect preference assessments is that they:
• Which antecedent strategy is primarily used to teach the learner a functional way to communicate needs and wants?
• Correct list of the four pivotal areas?
• Which statement about the therapeutic environment is true?
• Which is NOT a way to program for generalization?
• Which of the following is a pivotal area?