[U1Q] Julie wants to live on her own. She will need to save several months’ rent money to cover the various security deposits as well as the first and last months’ rent. The BCBA arranges for Julie to start putting away 200 dollars per paycheck for the next 3 months.  Given this scenario, which of the following is an intermediate outcome?

[U2Q] Which of the following is an example of duration?

[U1Q] Which of the following is a target behavior that should be defined as an episode rather than as a single response?

[U1Q] Covers mattress with fitted sheet, lays flat sheet on top and tucks sides under mattress, inserts pillows into pillowcases, sets pillows side by side against the headboard, lays comforter on top of flat sheet to cover the whole bed except for pillows. This is an example of a(n):

[U4Q] Lola wants to determine whether implementing a public posting system or an incentive system would be more effective for improving employee attendance. She implements the public posting system for 4 weeks, then implements the incentive system for 4 weeks, and then compares rates of employee attendance. This is an example of which type of analysis? 

[U4Q] For which of the following baseline graphs would it be most appropriate to introduce the independent variable for a behavior targeted for decrease? 

[U2Q] Corey receives a text from his boss and responds 15 seconds later. This is an example of:

[U2Q] Vincent is teaching a painting class. He wants to track how many of his students are painting during the final 20 minutes of class. Every 3 minutes, he looks at his students and counts how many are actively painting. Which recording method did Vincent use?

[U4Q] Review the baseline data illustrated below. Which continuing data path best predicts future behaviors of concern in the absence of intervention?

[U4Q] Raine, a BCBA, is running a study that teaches task engagement during circle time activities. She is using a concurrent multiple baseline design and starts the study with five participants. Raine systematically introduces a timer that goes off every 60 seconds. The timer is attached to each participant and is designed to prompt the child to do a self-check for task engagement during the intervention phase. Raine simultaneously collects data on eye contact and if the child’s body is facing the circle time leader. Halfway through Raine’s study, one of the participants moves to a different school and is unable to continue participating in the study. In this scenario, which of the following is most likely an example of attrition?