Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) Practice Exam

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What are setting events?

  1. Immediate triggers for behavior

  2. Environmental reinforcements

  3. Stimuli affecting behavior probability

  4. Antecedent interventions

The correct answer is: Stimuli affecting behavior probability

Setting events are stimuli that affect the probability of a behavior occuring, but are not immediate triggers like in option A. B is incorrect because environmental reinforcements are consequences, not stimuli. Antecedent interventions in D are strategies used to prevent or modify behaviors, but do not directly affect the behavior probability like setting events do.