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BCBA Mock Exam With All Questions and AnswersB - ANSWER 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
C - ANSWER You find that one of your clients has a substantial anxiety reaction
to being in the lunchroom. You posit that there is some kind of respondent
conditioning process that has caused this, and you wish to try respondent
extinction. This would involve
a. Social extinction - ignore the child when he becomes anxious
b. Escape extinction - do not let the child escape from the lunchroom
c. Have the child frequently enter the lunchroom without any "traumatic" events
occurring.
d. Have the child perform a task while in the lunchroom.
B - ANSWER The philosophy of determinism, as applied to the analysis of
behavior, assumes that behavior is:
a. subject to random occurrences.
b. caused by some event or combination of events.
c. a cause of other events.
d. determined by the will of the person.
B - ANSWER You take an initial baseline on "in seat" behavior. You then
implement a token economy in which in seat behavior is reinforced with tokens.
Your treatment team decides to demonstrate the efficacy of the token system, and
recommends an A-B-C-B reversal design. Which of the following is an example of
,such a design?
a. In the 3rd phase, stop implementing the token system
b. In the 3rd phase, present tokens for out of seat behavior
c. Present the tokens for in seat behavior in another setting
d. Implement a schedule of less frequent tokens in phase 3
A - ANSWER You are talking with a staff member about a client's behavior, and
that staff tells you that the client exhibited a tantrum the other day. You wish to
set up a program, but you feel that you will need consent to do it. What are the
three elements needed?
a. capacity, informed, voluntariness
b. informed, voluntariness, older than 18 years old
c. no coercion, cost/benefits, approval
d. informed, approval, legal age
B - ANSWER Describe how a DRI schedule might be used to decrease the
frequency of walking around and bothering other workers at the work site.
a. Have the person earn a reinforcer contingent on the absence of bothering others
b. Provide a reinforcer contingent on working diligently and quietly at his seat
c. Move his seat away from others and make it somewhat "isolated."
d. Reinforce appropriate asking to visit others
C - ANSWER You are having trouble getting Kenny on the van. Apparently, the
action is effortful, as he has to climb up the stairs, which gives him trouble. In fact,
he has actually given up even trying. Using behavioral momentum, how can this be
treated?
a. Provide a reinforcer for getting on the van.
b. Prompt him briskly down the hall, and release him right before he reaches the
steps of the van. Then fade the release point backwards.
c. Give a reinforcer for some low effort actions then give the direction to "get on
,the van."
d. Give small reinforcers for just looking at the van, then slowly increase the size
of the reinforcer as he begins getting up to walk toward the van.
B - ANSWER You are working with a client who finds physical touch to be
aversive. When the person is off task, the program calls for you to give a warning
by counting to "10"; at that point, you gently touch him if he has not back on task.
The touch remains until he returns to task. Please note that being touched is
aversive for this particular individual.
If the person gets back on task during the counting, this is an example of:
a. Escape
b. Avoidance
c. Positive reinforcement
d. Stimulus fading
A - ANSWER You are working with a client who finds physical touch to be
aversive. When the person is off task, the program calls for you to give a warning
by counting to "10"; at that point, you gently touch him if he has not back on task.
The touch remains until he returns to task. Please note that being touched is
aversive for this particular individual.
If the person gets back on task when he is touched, this is an example of:
a. Escape
b. Avoidance
c. Positive reinforcement
d. Negative punishment
C - ANSWER Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of effective
punishment?
a. FR1
b. Unpaired with reinforcement
, c. Slowly increasing the intensity of the punisher over time
d. Ensure alternative ways of obtaining the reinforcer
D - ANSWER A child is having a tantrum in your classroom. You believe that the
tantrum is occurring for your attention. You therefore ignore the tantrum until it
ceases while continuing daily activities. You note that the tantrums decrease over
time. This is an example of:
a. Punishment
b. Establishing operation
c. Timeout from reinforcement
d. Extinction
C - ANSWER You have been asked to consult on a case involving a 10 year old girl
who engages in some severe SIB at home, such as scratching her head, banging her
head, and poking her eyes. She lives at home with her mother and father. She is
nonverbal, but will take her parents by the hand and show them things that she
wants. She seems to be able to perform many tasks, but the SIB definitely
interferes with many activities.
For example, she engages in high-rate SIB during meals.
Select the most reasonable first step in the treatment process.
a. Quickly design a program to address the SIB
b. Consult with her teachers regarding her self-esteem
c. Conduct interviews with the parents and ask for any records that are available
d. Conduct interviews with her teachers and ask for any records that are available
A - ANSWER You have been asked to consult on a case involving a 10 year old girl
who engages in some severe SIB at home, such as scratching her head, banging her
head, and poking her eyes. She lives at home with her mother and father. She is
nonverbal, but will take her parents by the hand and show them things that she
wants. She seems to be able to perform many tasks, but the SIB definitely
interferes with many activities.
For example, she engages in high-rate SIB during meals.
Select the most reasonable first step in the treatment process.
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