When a therapist places a worksheet on the table, the patient immediately rips it up. The therapist then throws it away and moves on to something else. What is the most likely function of this behavior?

What is called when multiple roles exist between a therapist and a client?

Who practices under the supervision of a BCBA and whose responsibilities include the direct implementation of development plans put in place by that BCBA?

Your patient walks into the building in the morning with their mom and points to you while saying, "This is my teacher." What verbal operant are they exhibiting?

You need to take data on your patient's tantrum behavior. What is the best type of measurement to use?

Double points: Is this an example of Continuous or Discontinuous measurement?

Sarah screams every instance that her father walks away from her. When she engages in this screaming behavior, her father returns to her and asks, “What’s wrong Sarah?” What is the most likely function of the behavior?

Your car breaks down in the parking lot and the mother of one of your patients offers to have her husband's towing company tow your car for free to a shop. Is this okay?

How many minimum face-to-face meetings are RBTs required to have with their supervisors each month?

You are walking in the courtyard with your patient and they see a bird. They say "bird." You say, "That's right, it is a bird!" You then say, "What else flies in the sky?" This is an example of a

Reinforcing engaging in a target behavior while placing other behaviors on extinction is referred to as

A patient on the swing is given a transition warning to leave the gym and then a timer is set for two minutes. This is an example of what kind of intervention?

A client makes a "gift" for her favorite RBT, giving her a handmade bracelet made of beads. The RBT politely and calmly refuses the gift, as the RBT Ethics code specifically bans RBTs accepting gifts from clients. Can this RBT accept the gift?

Your BCBA inputs a new program and after reading the teaching instructions, you're still not sure how to run it. What would be the BEST action to take before running the program with your patient?

If you want to know how long it takes your patient to get dressed after being given the
instructions to get dressed, what kind of measurement should you use?

A teacher looks up at the end of a 5 minute interval to see if her class is on task or not. This is an example of

What part of the BIP might say "Any instance of whining, yelling, growling, grunting, or crying separated by 10 seconds on non-occurrence"

What's the best way to dispose of a client's art work left behind with their name on it?

At pick up, your patient's dad tells you that his child is only interested in eating chicken nuggets for every meal and nothing else and asks you what he should do. What is your best course of action in this situation?

My patient just came in from outside and is thirsty. When she sees me holding her water bottle, she signs for "water." What is the motivation operation in this situation?

Your BCBA is having you utilize differential reinforcement to reinforce the patient engaging in any other behavior besides aggression. This would referred to as

Name three parts of a Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP)

*Hint (There are more than three)

You get on Facebook and see a friend request from the mother of a patient who moved to another state one year ago. Should you accept the request?

You get a text from your BCBA one Friday night while you're re-watching 'Friends' for the 5th time. She asks you if you want to meet up with her and her friends for drinks. You love your BCBA and have been feeling like you need a night out. Should you go?

If you prompt your patient through all the steps of washing their hands and then they independently throw the paper towel away, you are using....

You are tracking vocal outbursts on a partial interval timer. When do you track the behavior?