BCBA Exam packs 2023/2024 with practice tests correctly answered!

stimulus class any group of stimuli sharing a predetermined set of common elements in one or more of the following: physical features, temporally, & functionally stimulus energy change that affects an organism response class group of responses with the same function & that produce t...

Kim a 8yr old girl loves drawing but hates maths.Her teacher designed an intervention to increase her compliance in maths.She allowed her to do drawing first before presenting any maths problem. she gave full prompt to finish her maths problem and also ignored her tantrums before letting her to draw...

Kim a 8yr old girl loves drawing but hates maths.Her teacher designed an intervention to increase her compliance in maths.She allowed her to do drawing first before presenting any maths problem. she gave full prompt to finish her maths problem and also ignored her tantrums before letting her to draw...

3 Principles of Behavior reinforcement, punishment, extinction 4 Functions of Behavior SEAT Sensory, escape/avoidance, attention, tangible Anecdotal Data A method of descriptively recording the behavior emitted by the learner, the response of others, and information about the envir...

Dependent Group Contingency The group's reinforcer is dependent on the behavior of an individual or small group of individuals. Independent Group Contingency All members of a group are offered a contingency, but only the individual's who meet the contingency earn the reinforcement. ...

ABA Scientific approach for discovering environmental variables that influence socially significant behavior and for developing a technology for behavior change that is practical and applicable 2. DEFINITION & PURPOSE OF SCIENCE Systematic approach for seeking and organizing knowledge. To a...

What are the common attitudes and assumptions of science? determinism, empiricism, experimentation, replication, parsimony, and philosophic doubt Explain the difference between EAB and ABA EAB involves basic research, reporting only on basic behavior experiments whose primary goal is to dis...

A client under your supervision engages in frequent rumination that appears to have resulted in substantial weight loss. What is the first assessment task? a. Systematic manipulation of some variable b. Records review c. Nothing - the behavior is not change worthy d. Conduct an IQ test B ...

Experimentation: A. Requires control over extraneous variables B. is the evaluation of the cause of one event by other events C. ideally requires that all variables be controlled except the DV D. All the above all the above Experimentation: A. Involves arranging events to evaluate their...

What is Applied Behavior Analysis A scientific approach for discovering environmental variables that reliably influence socially significant behavior and develop a technology of behavior change that is practical and applicable ABA is a __________ science applied What are the 3 lev...

Description Behavior can be quantified, observed, measured etc. Prediction Correlation Control Functional Relation Parsimony The simplest explanation is best Replication Doing an experiment over and over again and hopefully getting the same result Experimentat...

Determinism Cause and Effect, Lawfulness: If/Then statements. The world is orderly and predicable. Latency The time between an SD and the response: "Bryson get your shoes on (SD) - Bryson initiating getting his shoes on" The time from a reinforcer to the next response is a latency and not...

Ethics BEHAVIORS, PRACTICES, and DECISIONS that address 3 fundamental questions that guide how you conduct yourself to help others improve their physical, social, psychological, familial, or personal condition Question: Why is Ethics Important? To further the welfare of the client 3 ...