BACB BCBA Exam Success: Board Certified Behavior Analyst Complete Study and Preparation Tips

give the child a cookie.

deprive the child of cookies.

show the child a picture of a cookie.

say "cookie" and praise repeating the word.

across settings.

across individuals.

when returning to baseline.

to meet predetermined levels.

backward chaining.

fading stimulus prompts.

forward chaining.

response prompts.

provide counseling to the couple related to the problems that they identify as most important.

refer the family to another professional, since this type of issue is not amenable to applied behavior analysis.

set up contracts between the parents and children that require the parents to reinforce appropriate behavior using things that the children identify as important to them.

explain how behavior analysis could be used to assist the family so that they can make an informed decision about proceeding.

models.

prompts.

reinforcers.

settings.

coincidental teaching.

incidental teaching.

precision teaching.

vicarious teaching.

normalization.

ethical treatment of consumers.

consistency of instruction.

spontaneous changes in intervention procedures.

responses per minute per individual and repeated measures

individual performance goals, assisted prompting, and repeated measures

required study guides, lecture and discussion notes, and individual goals

mastery, self-paced progress, reading materials, proctors, and optional lectures

Bonnie learned to choose and wear coordinated outfits but after one month she would only select red outfits.

Jim was taught to say "hello" and continues to say "hello" to his trainer.

Ricky became more productive in math and simultaneously his reading improved.

Tim learned to ask for help from his teacher and now can ask a fellow student for help.

receptive language.

an intraverbal.

an autoclitic.

a mand.