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RBT Exam Vocabulary

A Short Guide to Learning and Remembering Key Terms

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RBT Exam Vocabulary

By: Dr. Boruch Levi
Narrated by: Michael Ojee-Jones
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Walk into the RBT exam fluent in the language of behavior analysis.

The Registered Behavior Technician exam expects you to recognize precise terms quickly and apply them correctly. RBT Exam Vocabulary is a short, focused guide to the key terms of Applied Behavior Analysis, with plain-language explanations and simple memory techniques that help each definition stick.

Whether you are finishing your 40-hour training, getting ready for your competency assessment, or reviewing in the final days before the test, this audiobook lets you study on your commute, at the gym, or between sessions.

What you will learn:

  • The core ABA terms that come up throughout the RBT exam, explained in plain language
  • How to tell apart commonly confused terms, such as reinforcement and punishment, or positive and negative
  • Essential vocabulary for measurement and data collection
  • Key terms for skill acquisition and behavior reduction procedures
  • The language of documentation, reporting, and professional conduct
  • Memory tricks that help you recall definitions under exam pressure

Build a vocabulary you can rely on, on test day and in your work with clients. Press play and start learning the terms that matter.

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