This free practice test focuses on the Measurement domain of the RBT 2nd Edition Task List (Section A). Topics include continuous and discontinuous measurement, data collection procedures, graphing, and interpreting behavioral data. Master these concepts to perform confidently on your RBT certification exam.
RBT Measurement Practice Test (20 Questions)
RBT Measurement Practice Test (20 Questions)
Test your knowledge with this free 20-question practice test. This quiz focuses specifically on this domain to help you identify strengths and gaps in your knowledge before your RBT certification exam.
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About the RBT Measurement Domain
Measurement is one of the most fundamental skills for a Registered Behavior Technician. Without accurate data collection, behavior analysis cannot occur. The RBT Task List requires competence in a variety of measurement procedures.
Continuous Measurement
Continuous measurement involves recording every instance of a behavior during the observation period. Examples include frequency, rate, duration, latency, and interresponse time (IRT).
Discontinuous Measurement
Discontinuous (or sampling) procedures are used when continuous recording is impractical. Examples include momentary time sampling (MTS), partial interval recording (PIR), and whole interval recording (WIR).
Permanent Products
Permanent product recording measures the outcomes or byproducts of a behavior after it occurs, such as counting completed math problems or finished worksheets.