A caretaker requests his adult consumer to make his bed. The consumer began making his bed 10 minutes later. The consumer earned a ticket for completing the task. The consumer making his bed is an example of a(an) ___________. Antecedent Behavior Consequence Positive Reinforcement Positive Punishment All of the above None of the above(Fill-in-the-blank) Extinction procedures is a form of: Positive Punishment Positive Reinforcement Negative Reinforcement Negative Punishment All of the above None of the aboveTrue or False: Consequences can either strengthen or weaken the behavior True FalseOften times, though not accurate, the term generalization is also referred to as: NET Natural stimuli Maintenance All of the above None of the aboveAny age-typical behavior that is annoying, done for attention, that poses no potential harm to any person (individual/others), property or animals are called ____________. Junk behaviors Maladaptive behaviors Replacement behaviors Reduction behaviors Targeted behaviors All of the above None of the above(Fill-in –the-Blank) The most successful practitioners can identify _________ in real-time. In turn, they can accurately implement a BIP protocol across different _________ and functions. Function; ABAs Antecedent; behaviors Positive reinforcement; negative reinforcement Function; behaviors All of the above None of the aboveIt is within the scope of practice of an RBT to assist with assessment procedures to include: Communicating with stakeholder Perform preference assessments Take data Assist with skill assessments All of the above None of the above