Which of the following BEST describes the dimension 'analytic' from Baer, Wolf, and Risley (1968)?
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Radical behaviorism, the philosophy underlying ABA, differs from methodological behaviorism in that it:
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Determinism in behavior analysis assumes that:
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Positive reinforcement is the contingent:
Concepts Principles
Motivating operations (MOs) have which two effects on behavior?
Which schedule produces a scalloped pattern of responding?
Chapter 1: Behaviorism and Philosophical Foundations
1.1 Goals of Behavior Analysis & Foundational Assumptions
Stokes and Baer (1977) describe tactics for programming generalization. Which is NOT one of them?
Behavior Change Procedures
Which is the BEST description of stimulus equivalence?
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Which IS an example of an unconditioned (primary) reinforcer?
An extinction burst is BEST described as:
1.2 Radical Behaviorism vs. Methodological Behaviorism & Rejection of Mentalism
Which is the BEST measure for behavior that has clear onset/offset and meaningful temporal extent?
Measurement
Latency is BEST defined as the time:
Trial-by-trial IOA is computed as:
Mean count-per-interval IOA is computed by:
1.3 Seven Dimensions of Applied Behavior Analysis & Branches of Behavior Analysis
An equal-interval line graph in ABA conventionally displays:
A cumulative record's slope represents:
A multiple-baseline design demonstrates experimental control by:
Experimental Design
A reversal (ABAB) design demonstrates experimental control when behavior:
Chapter 2: Core Behavioral Principles & Contingencies
2.1 Behavior, Response Classes, Stimulus Classes, and Conditioning Paradigms
Social validity (Wolf, 1978) addresses:
Behavior Assessment
Per the BACB Ethics Code (2nd ed.), behavior analysts must:
Ethics
A BCaBA discovers a dual relationship has emerged with a client's parent. The BCaBA should:
Functional analysis methodology (Iwata et al. 1982/1994) typically tests which conditions?
2.2 Positive and Negative Reinforcement & Schedules of Reinforcement
Which preference assessment yields a ranked hierarchy MOST efficiently?
An FBA indicates that the function of problem behavior is escape from demands. The BEST function-based intervention is:
Backward chaining begins by teaching:
Shaping is BEST defined as:
2.3 Positive and Negative Punishment & Unwanted Effects of Aversives
Skinner's verbal operant 'mand' is defined as a response controlled by:
DRO (differential reinforcement of other behavior) reinforces:
DRA differs from DRO in that DRA:
Antecedent interventions for escape-maintained behavior typically include:
2.4 Unconditioned, Conditioned, and Generalized Reinforcers and Punishers
Errorless teaching prioritizes:
Most-to-least prompting is BEST used when:
Behavioral Skills Training (BST) integrates:
Personnel Supervision
A BCaBA is supervised by a BCBA. The BCaBA's scope generally includes:
Chapter 3: Operant Mechanisms & Complex Principles
3.1 Operant and Respondent Extinction Processes
Which is NOT typically required for BCaBA certification (2026)?
When implementing extinction for attention-maintained behavior, an analyst should:
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