Actual Dumps for BACB BCABA Exam 2026

Question No: 1

MultipleChoice

An approach to reducing problem behavior called __________ involves providing reinforcers on a (n) __________ schedule regardless of the occurrence of the problem behavior.

Options

Anoncontingent reinforcement; interval

Bdifferential reinforcement; interval

Cnoncontingent reinforcement; ratio

Ddifferential reinforcement; ratio

Question No: 2

MultipleChoice

Jamie frequently falls to the floor and screams at school. Preliminary behavioral assessment data indicate that his tantrums are maintained by attention and escape from demand situations. Jamie's behavior analyst wants to examine precisely how attention and escape conditions affect these behaviors. The behavior analyst does not want to conduct the analysis in Jamie's classroom because she would not be able to control for potentially important factors. Relating to this scenario, which statement is TRUE?

Options

AAnalyses that involve experimental conditions are almost always conducted in the person's natural environment.

BThe behavior analyst could conduct the analysis in a vacant classroom, but the generality of the findings is an issue to be considered.

CThe behavior analyst should conduct detailed interviews with the teacher and school staff to determine functional relations.

DOnly if the analysis is conducted in Jamie's classroom can a reasonable hypothesis be generated.

Question No: 3

MultipleChoice

Based on this data display, what interpretation can be made with confidence?

Options

AA functional relationship exists between the dependent variable and the intervention.

BThe target behavior is decreasing but experimental control has not been demonstrated.

CThe target behavior is irreversible and a different experimental design should be used.

DThe intervention has effectively reduced the behavior.

Question No: 4

MultipleChoice

Which option best is NOT a consideration when evaluating extinction as a possible intervention?

Options

Acorrect determination of the reinforcer

Bfeasibility of eliminating reinforcement

Celiminating the opportunity for the occurrence of the target behavior

Dplan for an initial increase in the target behavior

Question No: 5

MultipleChoice

In order to evoke a mand for "cookie," the behavior analyst shoulD.

Options

Agive the child a cookie.

Bdeprive the child of cookies.

Cshow the child a picture of a cookie.

Dsay 'cookie' and praise repeating the word.

Question No: 6

MultipleChoice

An approach to reducing problem behavior called __________ involves providing reinforcers on a (n) __________ schedule regardless of the occurrence of the problem behavior.

Options

Anoncontingent reinforcement; interval

Bdifferential reinforcement; interval

Cnoncontingent reinforcement; ratio

Ddifferential reinforcement; ratio

Question No: 7

MultipleChoice

In order to evoke a mand for 'cookie,' the behavior analyst shoulD.

Options

Agive the child a cookie.

Bdeprive the child of cookies.

Cshow the child a picture of a cookie.

Dsay 'cookie' and praise repeating the word.

Question No: 8

MultipleChoice

A young child who has learned to say 'Daddy' to her father now says 'Daddy' to other men. This is a type oF.

Options

Astimulus fading.

Bstimulus generalization.

Cresponse generalization.

Dresponse induction.

Question No: 9

MultipleChoice

After saying, 'ball,' Kelly presents five objects to her student, Bryan. When Bryan selects the ball, Kelly delivers a high-preference item. Bryan is learning to:

Options

Atact objects.

Bmatch to sample.

Cmake a simple discrimination.

Drespond to multiple exemplars.

Question No: 10

MultipleChoice

What is the reinforcing consequence in "I itch, therefore I scratch?"

Options

Aautomatic positive reinforcement

Bautomatic negative reinforcement

Cproprioceptive positive reinforcement

Dproprioceptive negative reinforcement

Question No: 11

MultipleChoice

Fiona cannot independently open her lunchbox. It is lunch time. The teacher closes the latch on Fiona's lunchbox and places it in front of Fiona. The teacher has manipulated the.

Options

Aconsequence.

Bestablishing operation.

Ccontingency.

Dprompt.

Question No: 12

MultipleChoice

A person "getting wet" in the rain is NOT considered an occurrence of behavior because "getting wet"

Options

Adoes not specify an interaction between an organism and its environment.

Bcan occur under only one, very specific environmental condition.

Cis a hypothetical construct and cannot therefore meet the criteria for an occurrence of behavior.

Ddoes not have social or clinical significance in a science of human behavior.

Question No: 13

MultipleChoice

In order to evoke a mand for "cookie," the behavior analyst shoulD.

Options

Agive the child a cookie.

Bdeprive the child of cookies.

Cshow the child a picture of a cookie.

Dsay 'cookie' and praise repeating the word.

Question No: 14

MultipleChoice

The "hero procedure" refers to a contingency in which an individual, or small group, earns a reward for a class. This procedure is an example of what type of group contingency?

Options

Adependent

Bindependent

Cinterdependent

Dsemi-dependent

Question No: 15

MultipleChoice

A young child who has learned to say "Daddy" to her father now says "Daddy" to other men. This is a type oF.

Options

Astimulus fading.

Bstimulus generalization.

Cresponse generalization.

Dresponse induction.

Question No: 16

MultipleChoice

After saying, "ball," Kelly presents five objects to her student, Bryan. When Bryan selects the ball, Kelly delivers a high-preference item. Bryan is learning to:

Options

Atact objects.

Bmatch to sample.

Cmake a simple discrimination.

Drespond to multiple exemplars.

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