RBT mock exam 3

Mock exam 3 is a fixed form: the same 85 questions every time, so you can retake it and compare. 75 are scored at the real exam's content-area weights and 10 are unscored, in 90 minutes.

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85 questions · 90 minutes · results by content area at the end

How the mock exam works

85 questions in 90 minutes, as on the real exam. 75 are scored at the outline's weights: 13 data collection and graphing, 8 behavior assessment, 19 behavior acquisition, 14 behavior reduction, 10 documentation and reporting, 11 ethics.
10 more questions are unscored, like the real exam's pilot questions. You can't tell which they are until the end.
Move back and forth freely, flag questions to come back to, and check the review screen before you finish. The timer turns red with five minutes left and ends the exam at zero.
At the end you see your score on the 75 scored questions, your score in each content area, and every question you missed with the explanation.
The BACB doesn't publish a passing percentage, so we don't call a score a pass or a fail. Our suggestion: book the real exam when you score consistently well in every content area, not just overall.

Practise under real exam conditions

The RBT examination is only offered in English. Check-in is in English only; translators are not allowed without an approved accommodation.
You get a dry-erase board, but no calculator or scratch paper: do the data calculations by hand when you practise, too.
Unscheduled breaks are allowed but the clock keeps running; you may not leave the building or access phones or notes.
The 90 minutes include reviewing the Terms and Conditions, the navigation tutorial, the load-time prompt and the exam itself, plus any review.

What's in mock exam 3

Questions in mock exam 3 by content area
Content area	Scored	Unscored
A. Data Collection and Graphing	13	2
B. Behavior Assessment	8	2
C. Behavior Acquisition	19	2
D. Behavior Reduction	14	2
E. Documentation and Reporting	10	1
F. Ethics	11	1

Mock exam 3 has 49 scenario, 29 concept, 4 calculation, 3 graph questions, and 21 easier, 43 exam-level and 21 harder ones. It covers 36 of the 43 tasks; the tasks it doesn't include (A.3, A.6, C.3, D.2, F.1, F.5, F.8) are in the other mock exams.

Questions in mock exam 3 by task
Task	Questions
A.1 Continuous measurement	2
A.2 Discontinuous measurement	2
A.4 Entering data and updating graphs	2
A.5 Describing behavior in observable, measurable terms	3
A.7 Identifying trends in graphed data	3
A.8 Unreliable data and poor procedural fidelity	3
B.1 Preference assessments	6
B.2 Skill assessments	3
B.3 Functional assessment	1
C.1 Positive and negative reinforcement	4
C.2 Conditioned reinforcers	1
C.4 Naturalistic teaching	3
C.5 Task analysis and chaining	2
C.6 Discrimination training	3
C.7 Prompting and prompt fading	2
C.8 Generalization	1
C.9 Maintenance vs. acquisition	1
C.10 Shaping	2
C.11 Token economies	2
D.1 Functions of behavior	3
D.3 Differential reinforcement	4
D.4 Extinction	3
D.5 Positive and negative punishment	1
D.6 Secondary effects of extinction and punishment	2
D.7 Crisis and emergency procedures	3
E.1 Communicating team concerns to your supervisor	4
E.2 Seeking clinical direction	4
E.3 Reporting variables that affect progress	1
E.4 Objective session notes	2
F.2 Practicing within your competence	2
F.3 Ongoing supervision	1
F.4 Effective supervision practices	1
F.6 Public statements and social media	2
F.7 Multiple relationships	2
F.9 Interpersonal and professional skills	3
F.10 Cultural humility and responsiveness	1

Questions in the 6 mock exams don't appear in the practice tests or in the other mock exams, so each one is new to you.

Your mock exam results

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