BCBA Mock Exam Questions 5th Edition Task List B (Pass the BCBA Exam)

In this video board certified behavior analyst (BCBA), Jessica Leichtweisz of Hope Education Services is joined by BCBA, Dr. Katherine May of ABA Mindset. Together they go through 5 mock BCBA exam questions in the 5th Edition Task List B on the concepts and principles of applied behavior analysis.
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Blog Articles About Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Concepts/ ABA Terms to help you pass your BCBA exam: Http://www.hopeeducationservices.com
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References
APA Citation: Cooper, J. O., Heron, T. E., & Heward, W. L. (2019). Applied Behavior Analysis (3rd Edition). Hoboken, NJ: Pearson Education.
Disclaimer: This video is not endorsed by the behavior analyst certification board (BACB). This does not mean that they are against the video, they simply just don't endorse third party content. This video represents the opinion of Jessica Leichtweisz and Hope Education Services. It is up to you to verify the accuracy of this materials while studying for your BCBA exam.

[@katbos4995]

I’m 56 and doing it. I listen to your videos before and after work and on my commute. I’m a retired pediatric nurse. You explain things way better than Cooper or my master’s degree professor.

[@HopeEducationServices]

You can do it! Sending you lots of good Vibes?

[@mariaangelica8101]

I came across your videos a couple of weeks ago. What a blessing! I tool the 185 Q Mock Exam in UA-cam last weekend and it was fantastic practice! I will be signing up for the Deep Dive 5 as I get ready to take the exam in a couple of months. You explain the terminology so well through examples. I mean, Stimulus and Response Generalization are crystal clear now as far as to how identify them in a question thanks to your explanation. Thank you so much for bringing such a great forum for us to learn.

[@HopeEducationServices]

I am so glad it was helpful.

[@katbos4995]

Jessica, what I love about your channel:
1/ Zero irritating distracting music.
2/ Your voice, the tone and your enunciation.
I try to listen to another guy, and in one sentence he’ll get really loud and really soft five times. When he gets really soft, I can’t hear anything he says. When he gets really loud, it hurts my ears.

[@HopeEducationServices]

I am so glad that you are enjoying the video.!

[@brittneychambers6219]

Thank you for this amazing free content. I am so appreciative!

[@Chosenone24930]

Thank you so much for these 🙏

[@cindyyeung3842]

Thanks for all the videos! These are great explanations!! Question about the last question about Danny removing the bottle out of reach. Can you explain more on why this is not C, creating an evocative effect? This is my thought process: It is not A because removing the bottle out of reach is not altering the effect of the MO for drinking water. He would still want to or not want to drink water even if the bottom is in reach or out of reach (in this case, since he is eating, he would probably want to drink water). I thought it was C because moving it out of reach increases effect of 'manding for water'. He would want to mand instead of just reach out for the bottle.
Thank you!!

[@fuhrniefern9517]

That was my thought process as well. The BEHAVIOR ALTERING effect of increasing MANDING is evocative, which is what the question was asking.

[@andrewbennett6089]

I see the question as applying not to the MO for drinking water, but for asking for the water bottle. but I can see also, that C still makes sense as an answer.

[@ameirysbetancourt3143]

Jessica, thank you so much for your videos. The answer in the question 2 is Conditioned or Unconditioned?

[@emmvee6401]

Wow...great clarification for question 4! Needed this comparative review of these terms.