Although i already passed my RBT examination 3 weeks ago, i keep coming to see your videos.I always learned seeing them. I really enjoy it. Guys my advice is: follow his advices, especially learning the concepts.I was so so usefull for me the way he does. He makes it easier with the breaking down too.I am really grateful for him.And i know you guys can pass the test too.
@@ABAExamReview Alex . I will take my test next week. I've been watching other videos, but not like yours . Confused me and you are the best and I am so positive and enthusiastic that I will pass my test .
Thank you for making this helpful tutorial. I have a doubt about Q40. It only says every 3 minutes Tim will record if behavior (eating lunch) occurs. But it doesn't exclusively say Tim records "at the end of 3 min" as the presenter mentions. So shouldn't the answer be " Partial interval recording" and NOT "Momentary time sampling"? Please could you clarify. Thank you so much for your time 🙏🏻
If Tim was using partial interval than he would record at any point during the 3 minutes if the behavior occurred. “Every 3 minutes” is implying he is only recording once 3 minutes has passed. I hope that helps. Good question!
This question pertains to question number 32. So does it mean that you need to have a correct response in order for the prompt to be valid and or called prompt? For example if the client responded wrong to your prompt, that prompt you did is not considered prompt? Thank you for any clarification.
Question pertaining to 34. You stated she was discriminating between her mother and brother, why wouldn't it be the response. Since the motivator is the water, it doesn't matter who the person is. Would it be the response that provides access to the water right?
Good question, her mom has become a SD (discriminative stimulus) for receiving water, while her brother is not (technically an Sdelta for reinforcement). The mom and the brother are the stimuli she is discriminating between.
The pictures of the page are very difficult to see, and it irritates the eyes, or the questions are very blurry and unreadable!!! Does anybody have this problem?
@@ABAExamReview I really don’t know what is “adjusting the resolution” and “1080p”. I know that I never had that problem before Thanks, for paying attention to the comments
@@sidseda923 click on the little gear icon and adjust the quality. It should give you options. The video is taking longer to process the HD version which might be why you’re just having trouble with this video.
why would the answer to number 34 not be 'response generalization'? the child is responding to the stimulus of both mom and brother and responding across stimuli with manding for water. in this way, could stimulus discrimination and response generalization eb the same thing? I would've guessed 'response generalization' because when Bella sees someone she know can help her 'stimulus' she mands for water across persons to get her need met. that felt like response generalization to me
Response generalization occurs when a stimulus evokes multiple responses. When a response is produced across multiple stimuli, stimulus generalization is present.
Are these questions purposely more tricky than the test? I only ask because I want to be mentally prepared, and also because I watched videos from the most recent series and those questions seem a lot more straightforward.
The questions are presented randomly with a range of difficulty. Use the questions that are tricky to help guide your preparation. If a question has you stumped ,make sure you are reviewing those terms and definitions.
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Although i already passed my RBT examination 3 weeks ago, i keep coming to see your videos.I always learned seeing them. I really enjoy it. Guys my advice is: follow his advices, especially learning the concepts.I was so so usefull for me the way he does. He makes it easier with the breaking down too.I am really grateful for him.And i know you guys can pass the test too.
Julia, thank you for the support, and for supporting the others trying to pass their exams. Please continue to spread the word and encourage others!
@@ABAExamReview Alex . I will take my test next week. I've been watching other videos, but not like yours . Confused me and you are the best and I am so positive and enthusiastic that I will pass my test .
I passed my exam today in first trail because of you thank you so much for your videos
Congrats, Aliya!
Thank you for making this helpful tutorial. I have a doubt about Q40. It only says every 3 minutes Tim will record if behavior (eating lunch) occurs. But it doesn't exclusively say Tim records "at the end of 3 min" as the presenter mentions. So shouldn't the answer be " Partial interval recording" and NOT "Momentary time sampling"? Please could you clarify. Thank you so much for your time 🙏🏻
If Tim was using partial interval than he would record at any point during the 3 minutes if the behavior occurred. “Every 3 minutes” is implying he is only recording once 3 minutes has passed. I hope that helps. Good question!
@@ABAExamReview thank you for the clarification.
I was unable to read even with my reading glasses as the font was too short ,Great session
This question pertains to question number 32. So does it mean that you need to have a correct response in order for the prompt to be valid and or called prompt? For example if the client responded wrong to your prompt, that prompt you did is not considered prompt? Thank you for any clarification.
Hey, Will, even if the client responds wrong you can still consider it a prompt.
Question pertaining to 34. You stated she was discriminating between her mother and brother, why wouldn't it be the response. Since the motivator is the water, it doesn't matter who the person is. Would it be the response that provides access to the water right?
Good question, her mom has become a SD (discriminative stimulus) for receiving water, while her brother is not (technically an Sdelta for reinforcement). The mom and the brother are the stimuli she is discriminating between.
I'm the first to view this 😊😇 cool 😎
I live in Florida and I am not sure which class to take for my RBT class? Which class should I take for my RBT course?
The pictures of the page are very difficult to see, and it irritates the eyes, or the questions are very blurry and unreadable!!!
Does anybody have this problem?
Make sure you are adjusting the resolution. 1080p is available. If it isn't, check back soon and it should be done processing by then.
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I really don’t know what is “adjusting the resolution” and “1080p”.
I know that I never had that problem before
Thanks, for paying attention to the comments
@@sidseda923 click on the little gear icon and adjust the quality. It should give you options. The video is taking longer to process the HD version which might be why you’re just having trouble with this video.
yes,i have the same problem
why would the answer to number 34 not be 'response generalization'? the child is responding to the stimulus of both mom and brother and responding across stimuli with manding for water. in this way, could stimulus discrimination and response generalization eb the same thing? I would've guessed 'response generalization' because when Bella sees someone she know can help her 'stimulus' she mands for water across persons to get her need met. that felt like response generalization to me
Response generalization occurs when a stimulus evokes multiple responses. When a response is produced across multiple stimuli, stimulus generalization is present.
Are these questions purposely more tricky than the test? I only ask because I want to be mentally prepared, and also because I watched videos from the most recent series and those questions seem a lot more straightforward.
The questions are presented randomly with a range of difficulty. Use the questions that are tricky to help guide your preparation. If a question has you stumped ,make sure you are reviewing those terms and definitions.
Tests questions are a lot easier.
hi , I could not understand the question 40 :(, why it's at the end? please could you clarify, thank you so much for your time :)
Because after each 3 minutes he looks at the client and records