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Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) are instrumental in applying Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) interventions, and therefore systematic assessment is a fundamental aspect of their practice. ABA is a science-based intervention employed to monitor progress over time for a client, guaranteeing that interventions are both efficient and backed by evidence. ABA is informed by psychology and sociology and addresses advances … Read more
The jobs of a BCBA and an RBT sound similar, but there is a big gap in salary, license expectations, and even … Read more
A Registered Behavior Technician performs several practical roles as a part of the job that requires them to possess advanced skills and … Read more
A Registered Behavior Technician spends about 40 hours in training and then a lifetime learning and improving on the job. This, and … Read more
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