City police found that Mr. Caldwell, an eyewitness to a murder in a local bank, correctly remembered many trivial details of the crime scene, including the specific time on the clock and the paintings on the wall. Research findings suggest that Mr. Caldwell’s recall of trivial details means:  

The study, assessment, and treatment of people with psychological difficulties is known as:  

How can confirmation bias lead clinicians to be overconfident in their clinical judgments?  

A behavior analyst is working with a student to eliminate the behavior of pulling posters off the walls in the halls of their school. Whenever the child is walking down the hallway, the child is given a small basket that has to be carried with two hands containing a book and some papers. After identifying adult attention as the maintaining reinforcer damaging the posters, the behavior analyst provides reinforcement for appropriately carrying the basket, such as praise. What procedure is the behavior analyst using?     

Janine is a new BCBA. Her clinical director has asked her to supervise an RBT who wants to begin collecting supervision hours towards her BCaBA. What does Janine need to do to ensure that she is in compliance with the BACB requirements? Select the best answer.

Latency is:

A parent is checking how often their child is sitting appropriately during dinner. They set a timer to beep every minute and check if the child is seated correctly. What is the parent using to collect data?

Which of the following activities could be counted as an unrestricted supervision activity?

On a VR n schedule, what does the n represent?

Which of the following best describes whole-interval recording?