Frequency, Duration, Latency, and Inter-Response Time describe what kind of measurement?

Bill and his mother in law do not get along. Whenever she comes into town, bill goes golfing. What would you say is probably the function of this behavior?

John's therapist provides a token during circle time for every two minutes that he stays seated in his chair. What schedule of reinforcement is John on?

Jill's BCBA gives her feedback after a table session to have her materials ready before presenting instructions to keep her patient from waiting. How can Jill apply this feedback?

What does DTT stand for?

What is a form of discontinuous measurement where you take data if the behavior occurred at all during the interval?

Every time someone comes into the room, Jane's technician turns around to talk to them. While they are turned around, Jane hits the back of the technician's head, causing them to turn around. What is probably the function of Jane's hitting?

A sandwich is what kind of reinforcer?

Your favorite patient gave you a handmade bracelet for your birthday. You took a picture of the two of you on your work ipad and then posted the picture to facebook with a sticker covering the patient's face. What, if anything, is wrong with this situation?

A babysitter lets the kids have ice cream before bed since they watched the whole movie without arguing. What type of differential reinforcement did the babysitter use?

Chris' mom gives Chris a list of items to buy at the grocery store. How can she use permanent product when he returns from the store?

Your patient starts engaging in motor stereotypy (hand-flapping) without any instructions being presented during play. What is a likely function of this behavior?

Your patient is learning how to brush their teeth. You tell them "Brush your teeth" while gesturing to the toothbrush and then provide hand over hand prompting for all remaining steps. What kind of chaining are you using?

What are the supervision requirements for an RBT?

What is the term for what tells the learner that reinforcement is available?

In other words, what is the term for the instruction or cue that tells your learner what to do to gain reinforcement?

Suzy's mom says that it takes her 5 minutes to start her homework when told to do so. What is the term for how long it takes Suzy to start her homework from the time she is told to start?

Your patient is lining up cars on the floor. You reach out to grab one and they scream. Another technician in the room tells you the function of this behavior is probably rigidity. Is rigidity a function of behavior?

Jeff has been learning how to play golf in his backyard with his instructor using plastic clubs. This weekend he will be joining his friends with his brand new clubs at a real golf course. If Jeff can play golf at the course with people other than his instructor, this skill is said to be what?

What is one way to maintain client dignity?

An RBT is working with a patient to make their bed. They provide some reinforcement when the patient crumples the sheets on the bed, more reinforcement when they later lay out and smooth out the sheets, and the most when they pull the sheets up to cover the bed and then put the pillows on the bed. What word describes this process?

You and your friends are setting off fireworks for July 4th. You want to see how long it takes one firework to go off after the last one went off. What are you measuring?

Jessica's dad tells her to clean up her toys to get ready for bed. Jessica grabs her toys and runs away into the corner to keep playing. What two functions best describe Jessica's behavior?

You're working with your patient to clean up when they hear a timer. First, you tell them to clean up when the timer goes off. Then you gesture to the toys when the timer goes off. Finally, they clean up on their own when the timer goes off. This process is an example of prompt fading otherwise known as _______ control _______

Your patient's mom sees you in the grocery store and waves. You wave back. What is wrong with this situation?

You need to record frequency for how many times your patient engages in aggression during the session, so you need to look at the part of the BIP that describes what aggression looks like for your patient. What is that part called?