[MidB] Travis was taught how to interview for jobs using behavior skills training (BST). He never reached mastery criteria, and, after a few weeks of going to actual interviews, he has not yet received a call back. Travis did report feeling more confident during interviews, so his BCBA continued to deliver the BST intervention. This is a violation of which dimension of ABA:

[MidB] Even though she has several thriving plants in her home, Brooke says she’s terrible with plants and can never keep them alive. Brooke’s comment is an example of:

A nurse is assessing several patients for risk factors associated with coronary artery disease. Which factors increase a patient’s risk for developing CAD? (Select all that apply.)

[MidA] In Rhea’s toileting program, the behavior analyst wrote that the client should be brought to the bathroom “frequently” and directed to sit on the toilet for “a good amount of time” without providing any other details on how to implement the toileting plan. This is a violation of which dimension of ABA:

[FinA] Which of the following includes a mediational process in the explanation of behavior?

[MidB] Eva’s husband wakes up, and his neck is sore, but he can’t figure out why. Eva tells him that there must be a cause for his pain and suggests his neck hurts because he slept in an awkward position. Eva’s explanation represents a belief in:

[MidB] Rodion doesn’t think it is fair to try and explain why a criminal commits a crime because he believes we are all responsible for our own actions and therefore need to be held accountable when we harm others. What would be a counterpoint to Rodion’s argument against determinism?

[MidB] Goose oversees new technicians at the clinic. He sits in on their pairing sessions and collects data on client-therapist interactions. This is an example of ___ observation.

[MidA] When telling a friend why she is so good at spelling the words during their school’s spelling bee, Jaime says that at first she would write a word down and compare it to the spelling list. When she would find that she spelled it incorrectly, she would then change the spelling to match the word on the list. She continued to practice until she could accurately spell all of the words on the spelling list on the first try. This statement represents a belief in which of the following?

[FinA] To understand the transformation of stimulus function, Michael used match-to-sample procedures with undergraduate students to establish arbitrary relational functions for three abstract stimuli. This is an example of: