#1
Which of the following is a characteristic of behavioral assessment?
It relies solely on self-report measures.
It focuses only on internal psychological processes.
It involves direct observation of behavior.
It disregards environmental factors.
#2
Which of the following is a limitation of using checklists in behavioral observation?
They are subjective and lack reliability.
They are time-consuming to administer.
They cannot capture subtle behaviors.
They are not suitable for group settings.
#3
Which of the following is a primary advantage of using systematic observation in behavioral assessment?
It relies on subjective interpretations.
It allows for manipulation of environmental variables.
It provides objective data on behavior.
It is less time-consuming than other methods.
#4
Which of the following is a key advantage of systematic observation in behavioral assessment?
It relies on subjective interpretations.
It allows for easy manipulation of variables.
It provides detailed and objective data.
It is less time-consuming than other methods.
#5
Which of the following is a characteristic of behavioral observation?
It relies solely on self-report measures.
It involves direct assessment of thoughts and emotions.
It focuses on internal psychological processes.
It involves systematic recording of behavior.
#6
Which type of observation technique involves observing behavior in a natural setting without the subject's awareness?
Participant observation
Naturalistic observation
Structured observation
Controlled observation
#7
Which of the following is a disadvantage of naturalistic observation?
It provides a controlled environment.
It may lead to observer bias.
It is less time-consuming.
It allows for easy manipulation of variables.
#8
In behavioral assessment, what is the purpose of systematic desensitization?
To reinforce negative behaviors
To extinguish undesirable behaviors
To promote aversive conditioning
To encourage impulsive responses
#9
Which of the following is a disadvantage of event sampling in observational research?
It may lead to observer bias.
It captures all behaviors equally.
It is not suitable for rare behaviors.
It provides a comprehensive overview of behavior.
#10
In behavioral assessment, what does inter-rater reliability refer to?
The consistency of observations across different raters
The agreement between pre- and post-test scores
The stability of behavior over time
The degree to which a test measures what it claims to measure
#11
Which of the following is a characteristic of functional behavioral assessment (FBA)?
It focuses solely on overt behaviors.
It ignores environmental influences on behavior.
It seeks to understand the function of behavior.
It relies primarily on self-report measures.
#12
Which of the following is an advantage of direct observation in behavioral assessment?
It relies heavily on self-report measures.
It may introduce observer bias.
It provides objective data on behavior.
It is less time-consuming than other methods.
#13
What is the purpose of scatterplots in behavioral assessment?
To graphically represent the distribution of scores
To identify patterns of behavior across different settings
To analyze the variability of behavior over time
To summarize descriptive statistics
#14
What is a limitation of using duration recording in behavioral assessment?
It may overestimate the frequency of behaviors.
It requires specialized equipment.
It cannot capture variations in behavior intensity.
It is less reliable than other recording methods.
#15
In behavioral assessment, what is the purpose of ABC analysis?
To assess cognitive processes underlying behavior
To measure the frequency of specific behaviors
To identify antecedents, behaviors, and consequences of behavior
To conduct experimental manipulations
#16
Which of the following is an advantage of indirect observation in behavioral assessment?
It relies heavily on self-report measures.
It may introduce observer bias.
It provides objective data on behavior.
It is less time-consuming than other methods.