Individual
$32
- For one candidate
- 3 exams, answer keys and rationales (PDF)
- Licence terms for personal study
What is in the pack
- 3 practice exams, 255 four-option multiple-choice questions in total, one correct answer each.
- An answer key and a short rationale for every question.
- Questions spread over the six areas of the technician test content outline (3rd ed.): Data Collection and Graphing; Behavior Assessment; Behavior Acquisition; Behavior Reduction; Documentation and Reporting; Ethics.
- Structure, unique question stems, answer balance and area weights were checked by a script (tests/validate_bank.py) before the files were built.
- The questions are original practice items. They are not official exam items.
Choose a licence
The individual edition is for one candidate. The two clinic licences are for an employer preparing several technicians. Checkout is on Gumroad.
Clinic, 10 staff
$79
- For one clinic, up to 10 technicians
- 3 exams, answer keys and rationales (PDF)
- Staff tracker CSV
- Internal use only, no resale
Clinic, 25 staff
$149
- For one clinic, up to 25 technicians
- 3 exams, answer keys and rationales (PDF)
- Staff tracker CSV
- Internal use only, no resale
Clinic licences cap the number of technicians employed or engaged by the clinic at any one time, are for internal training only, and may not be resold or shared outside the clinic.
North Carolina Medicaid clinics: certification grace period
An NC Medicaid bulletin dated 2026-08-31 says that existing and new paraprofessionals providing research-based behavioral health treatment (RB-BHT) must hold at least one qualifying certification for their services to Medicaid beneficiaries to be reimbursed. The RBT® behavior technician credential is one of them; the Applied Behavior Analysis Technician (ABAT) certification from QABA is the other.
For existing paraprofessionals without a qualifying certification, the bulletin states: "the 120-day grace period starts on Aug. 1, 2026." The bulletin does not print a calendar end date. Counting 120 days from 2026-08-01, we compute about 29 November 2026 (28 November if 1 August is counted as day 1). That date is our own calculation, not the bulletin's wording.
We found no extension in the bulletin or in web searches on 2026-10-29 and 2026-10-31. Not finding one does not prove none exists, so read the current bulletin yourself.
Official source (retrieved 2026-10-29): NC Medicaid, "Updated Reminder: Requirements for Research-Based Behavioral Health Treatment Service Delivery", 2026-08-31.
This is information, not legal or billing advice. The practice exams prepare candidates for the behavior technician exam only and do not certify anyone.
Five sample questions
Taken unchanged from the question bank.
Sample 1
A technician tallies each time a child hits a peer during a 30-minute play session. Which measure is this?
- Frequency (count)
- Duration
- Latency
- Percentage of opportunities
Answer: A. Tallying each occurrence of a behavior over an observation period is a frequency count.
Sample 2
During a teaching session, a learner responded correctly on 8 of 10 trials. What is the percent correct?
- 20%
- 80%
- 8%
- 125%
Answer: B. 8 divided by 10 equals 0.8, or 80% correct.
Sample 3
Two observers score the same session independently and compare results to see how often they agree. This is called:
- Interobserver agreement
- Baseline logic
- Stimulus control
- Treatment fidelity
Answer: A. Interobserver agreement (IOA) checks that data are consistent across observers.
Sample 4
The four commonly described functions of behavior are:
- Fear, anger, joy, and sadness
- Speed, size, color, and shape
- Attention, escape, access to tangibles, and automatic reinforcement
- Reading, writing, listening, and speaking
Answer: C. These four are the standard maintaining functions in ABA.
Sample 5
A learner yells whenever a worksheet is placed on the desk, and the worksheet is removed. The likely function is:
- Access to tangibles
- Attention
- Automatic reinforcement
- Escape from the task
Answer: D. Behavior followed by removal of the demand suggests an escape function.