Print Quiz: Overview of Credentials ()

1.

What does BCaBA stand for?

A.

Board Certified associate Behavior Analyst

B.

Board Certified alternative Behavior Analyst

C.

Board Certified analyzing Behavior Analyst

D.

Board Certified assistant Behavior Analyst

2.

A BCBA's duties include designing intervention and assessment plans, interpreting and analyzing data, and supervising BCaBAs and RBTs.

A.

True

B.

False

3.

Why does the RBT credential exist?

A.

To make it harder to work in ABA

B.

To improve and standardize services provided by front line staff

C.

To make behavior technicians more professional

D.

All of the above

4.

An RBT does all of the following EXCEPT:

A.

implement skill-acquisition and behavior-intervention plans

B.

design intervention and assessment plans

C.

collect data

D.

conduct preference assessments

5.

What is the hours requirement of the RBT training?

A.

25

B.

30

C.

80

D.

40

6.

If a parent asks you as an RBT a question about a specific program, what do you do?

A.

Answer to the best of your ability

B.

Direct them to the lead RBT

C.

Direct them to the BCBA

D.

Ignore them

7.

All are ways to communicate with parents EXCEPT:

A.

discussing personal information

B.

greeting upon arrival

C.

discussing the session after it is finished

D.

none of the above

8.

What are ways you can assist with stakeholders when requested by the BCBA?

A.

Model procedures

B.

Have the stakeholder watch the session

C.

Explain to stakeholders how to run a procedure

D.

All of the above