Pearson RBT Exam LATEST 2023-2024 EXAM 200
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) AGRADE
A mother comes to your during your home session and starts to gossip about how poorly another therapist is doing on her child's case. How should you react? - ANSWER>> Politely tell the mother that if she has concerns, she needs to address those concerns with the BCBA, then continue working.What should you do if a client's mother invites you out to the bar after your session? - ANSWER>> Politely decline True/False: It is okay to babysit for your clients as a side job. - ANSWER>> False True/False: If a client is engaging in dangerous behaviors, an RBT can use whatever means that are at their disposal to control the behavior. - ANSWER>> False Ethically speaking, why is it inappropriate to teach a 16 year old male to play with dolls? - ANSWER>> it is not age appropriate DTT - ANSWER>> based on positive reinforcement where each skill/behavior is taught in its most simple, individual components (discrete steps)
- parts of the discrete trial - ANSWER>> Sd- discriminative stimulus
R- response Sr- reinforcing stimulus.Sd- Discriminative stimuli - ANSWER>> a cue or stimulus that is present when a behavior os reinforced and can be changed or manipulated to alter behavior.Sd- Discriminative Stimulus - ANSWER>> Instruction given to client only when client is attending without maladaptive behaviors in a clear, simple manner without interruption, only one time, in a neutral tone without using clients name. 1 / 2
Intermittent Reinforcement: - ANSWER>> some, but not all, occurrences of behavior are being reinforced consisting of
Ratio- certain number of responses Interval- first response after a certain amount of time since last reinforcement Fixed- number of responses of time remains the same Variable- number of responses or amount of time is random (ex. average)
FR, FI, VR, VI
Continuous Measurement Procedures: - ANSWER>> records every possible behavioral occurrence
Frequency- recording each instance of behavior Duration- number of seconds each instance of behavior occurs Latency- elapsed time from onset of stimulus to initiation of response.Inter-Response Time (IRT)- elapsed time between two successive responses.Extinction- - ANSWER>> reinforcement of a previously reinforced behavior is discontinued resulting in a decrease in the frequency of behavior.Extinction Burst- - ANSWER>> a predictable, temporary increase in the rate and intensity of a behavior when an extinction procedure is first used.Spontaneous Recovery- - ANSWER>> A behavior reappears after it has decreased or stopped entirely during extinction procedures Systematic Desensitization- - ANSWER>> Involves gradually providing a client with longer and longer exposures and closer approximations to feared sounds, environments, items, and/or activities while encouraging relaxation.Positive reinforcement- - ANSWER>> behavior increasing when something reinforcing is added.
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