RBT Behavior Reduction Test #4 2

Question 1

Which term refers to the reappearance of an extinguished behavior after a period of no exposure to the extinction conditions?

Accepted Answer

Spontaneous recovery

Answer

Spontaneous recovery occurs when a previously extinguished behavior reappears after a passage of time, even though reinforcement has not been delivered. It is expected in any extinction procedure and does not mean the treatment has failed.

Question 2

Which of the following punishment procedures involves removing a specified amount of earned tokens following problem behavior?

Accepted Answer

Response cost

Answer

Response cost is a form of negative punishment in which a previously earned reinforcer (such as tokens) is removed contingent on the problem behavior. It is commonly used within token economy systems to decrease unwanted behavior.

Question 3

A client engages in property destruction to obtain a preferred toy that has been placed out of reach. The function is:

Accepted Answer

Access to tangibles

Answer

When a behavior is reinforced by gaining access to preferred objects, activities, or foods, the function is access to tangibles. Identifying this function allows the treatment team to design interventions that either make the item less accessible or teach an appropriate requesting behavior.

Question 4

Graduated guidance is a technique used in which behavior reduction or teaching context?

Accepted Answer

Physically guiding a client through a task while gradually fading physical contact

Answer

Graduated guidance involves providing physical guidance through a task and systematically reducing the level of physical contact as the client begins to independently complete the steps. It is used in chaining procedures and physical redirection programs.

Question 5

Behavioral momentum refers to the technique of:

Accepted Answer

Presenting a series of high-probability requests before a low-probability request to increase compliance

Answer

Behavioral momentum uses a series of easy, high-probability (high-p) requests to build compliance before presenting a more difficult low-probability (low-p) request. This increases the likelihood the client will comply with the low-p request and can reduce escape-maintained problem behavior.

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RBT Behavior Reduction Test #4 2