Dana Do’s: Identify the Type of Relapse on BCBA® Exam Questions
PTB founder Dana Meller offers tips on how to identify the correct type of relapse on the BCBA® exam questions.
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Concept Reviews
Dana Do’s: Spot the Difference Between Contingency Dependent and Independent Interventions on BCBA® Exam Questions
Contingency independent and contingency dependent interventions can sound deceptively similar on BCBA® exam questions. PTB founder Dana Meller offers a simple way to recognize the difference and make the distinction on BCBA® exam questions.
Ethically Speaking: Preparing for Continuity of Supervision (on the Exam and in Practice)
Learn how to proactively plan for supervision interruptions. PTB scholar-in-residence Tyra Sellers, J.D., Ph.D., BCBA-D, shares details.
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Ethically Speaking: BCBA® Exam Questions Addressing Personal Bias
Consider how personal biases might show up in questions on the BCBA® exam. PTB scholar-in-residence Tyra Sellers, J.D., Ph.D., BCBA-D explains.
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Dana Do’s: The Trick to Discriminating Between Behavior, Response, and Response Class
Discriminating between behavior response, and response class sounds easy but can be tricky on exam questions. PTB founder Dana Meller explains the key differences.
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Ethically Speaking: How to Answer BCBA® Exam Questions About Transitioning Client Services
PTB scholar-in-residence Tyra Sellers, J.D., Ph.D., BCBA-D, offers tips to help answer BCBA® exam questions about transitioning services.
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Dana Do’s: How Can You Tell Shaping from Chaining on the BCBA® Exam
Shaping and chaining are both foundational ABA teaching procedures, but they work in very different ways. PTB founder Dana Meller clarifies the concepts as they may appear in exam questions.
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Dana Do’s: Comparing Simultaneous and Conditional Discriminations
PTB founder Dana Meller breaks down a common point of confusion between stimulus and conditional discriminations.
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Dana Do’s: How to Tell the Difference Between Extinction from Negative Punishment on the BCBA® Exam
Extinction and negative punishment are often confused on the exam—and it’s easy to see why. Both are used to reduce behavior and both involve changes to reinforcement, but they operate in very different ways. PTB founder Dana Meller breaks down the key distinctions.
Dana Do’s: How Preference Assessments Differ from Reinforcer Assessments
Preference and reinforcer assessments are closely related—but they don’t tell you the same thing. PTB founder Dana Meller explains.
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