Preparing for the Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) exam in 2026, specifically the Pearson Vue format? Get ready with our comprehensive, full-length practice test featuring 85 questions, designed to mirror the actual certification exam.
This practice test simulates the Pearson Vue RBT exam experience. It includes 85 questions, with 75 scored and 10 unscored questions randomly placed throughout the test, just like the real exam. This aligns with the core competencies outlined in the BACB’s RBT Task List, updated for 2026.
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#1. As part of your supervision, your BCBA requires you to pick up coffee and bring it to each session and meeting. Is this acceptable?
BCBAs should not abuse their authority it is unethical and not part of your job description to bring them coffee as part of your supervision
#2. As part of your supervision, your BCBA requires you to pick up coffee and bring it to each session and meeting. Is this acceptable?
BCBAs should maintain professional boundaries and not exploit their supervisory role Requiring an RBT to perform personal tasks like getting coffee is unethical and an abuse of authority
#3. If you suspect a client is being abused or neglected, what is your ethical responsibility?
As a mandated reporter you are legally and ethically obligated to report any suspicion of abuse or neglect to the appropriate authorities eg child protective services
#4. Maggie’s client is a 9-year-old girl who likes to play dress-up. Usually, the client is easygoing and fun to work with. Today, the client seems in a particularly bad mood and is refusing to work. The client’s mom tells Maggie that the client did not sleep well last night. What should Maggie do?
As an RBT Maggies primary role is to implement the treatment plan and document observations Informing her supervisor allows for adjustments to be made if necessary It is outside the scope of practice for an RBT to end a session without consulting a supervisor change a treatment plan independently or offer unsolicited advice to parents
#5. You’re implementing a behavior plan and start to feel uncertain about a couple of procedures written into the plan due to how the client is responding to the procedures. What should you do?
As an RBT if you have concerns about a treatment plan or the clients response to it the ethical and professional course of action is to immediately consult with your supervisor Stopping the plan ensures no potential harm comes to the client and allows for a collaborative review and possible modification of the plan