For aspiring Board Certified Behavior Analyst, the path to certification hinges on one critical hurdle: the BCBA exam.
Prepping for the BCBA exam shouldn’t require a small fortune in study materials. That’s why we built a no-nonsense, 75-question practice test—zero cost, zero fluff.
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How it helps:
- Find your weak spots in 90 minutes with questions tailored to the BACB’s task list.
- No fluff, no tricks—just clear, focused practice to build confidence.
- Instant feedback shows where to focus your study time.
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#1. Coral is a BCBA working with Hillary. Hillary struggles a lot with generalization and as a result is not able to functionally use a lot of the skills she is being taught. Coral instructs the RBTs to make sure to teach in different environments, including different rooms in the house and going into the community. What type of generalization is Coral programming for?
Stimulus generalization occurs when a behavior that is learned in one environment or in the presence of one stimulus occurs in other environments or in the presence of other similar stimuli Coral is programming for stimulus generalization by having the RBTs teach in different environments
How to use it:
- Review your results to prioritize your study plan.
- Set a timer for 90 minutes.
- Answer all questions honestly (no notes!).
Why it works:
Created using the latest exam guidelines and reviewed by ABA professionals, this test skips generic questions and zeroes in on what actually matters.