RBT Exam Prep

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Lesson 1.2 — The ABC Model Quiz

  1. 1. In the ABC model, the antecedent is best defined as:

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  2. 2. An RBT asks a client to wash their hands. The client drops to the floor and cries. The RBT says “okay, we’ll do it later” and moves on. What is the consequence in this scenario?

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  3. 3. Using the same scenario above, the client drops to the floor when asked to wash hands, and the RBT removes the demand. What function does this consequence suggest?

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  4. 4. A client is sitting quietly. A peer takes the client’s preferred toy. The client yells and grabs the toy back. What is the antecedent?

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  5. 5. An RBT is collecting ABC data. During a transition to lunch, a client throws their materials. The RBT immediately goes over, kneels down, and says “I know transitions are hard.” Over the following weeks, the throwing increases. The consequence in this scenario is:

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  6. 6. Which of the following is written as an observable, measurable behavior suitable for the “B” in ABC data?

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  7. 7. A client receives no attention from their parent for 10 minutes while the parent is on the phone. The client then begins knocking items off the shelf. The parent immediately puts down the phone and says, “What are you doing?!” The function of the behavior is most likely:

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  8. 8. Which of the following is an example of an antecedent modification?

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  9. 9. An RBT notices a client’s problem behavior consistently occurs right after another child enters the room. In ABC data collection, the other child entering the room would be recorded as the:

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  10. 10. The three-term contingency is also known as:

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  11. 11. An RBT observes the following: a client is at the table; the RBT places a worksheet in front of them; the client tears the worksheet; the RBT removes the worksheet. If this pattern repeats over several sessions and the tearing increases, what can be concluded?

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  12. 12. Which component of the ABC model is directly manipulated in most antecedent-based interventions?

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  13. 13. A client is given free time and begins engaging in repetitive hand movements without any apparent social consequence or reaction from others. The function of this behavior is most likely:

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  14. 14. In ABC data, the consequence should be recorded:

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  15. 15. Which of the following best illustrates the ABC model in a natural setting?

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