Advertising & Editorial Disclosure

1. FTC Compliance & Mission Statement

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) requires digital publishers to clearly disclose any commercial relationships, sponsorships, or financial compensation that could influence consumer perception. In strict compliance with 16 CFR Part 255 ("Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising"), this page provides full transparency into how RBT Practice Test Help operates and funds its educational content.

Our core mission is straightforward: to democratize Registered Behavior Technician® certification preparation by providing high-quality, board-certified study resources at zero financial cost to aspiring technicians.

2. Our Funding Model: Display Advertising

Operating a high-traffic web platform requires substantial capital for server infrastructure, DDoS mitigation, SSL encryption, database performance tuning, Web Speech API integration, and—most importantly—fair compensation for the Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) who author and peer-review our materials.

To keep our 172 flashcards, 50 practice exams, printable PDFs, and comprehensive study guides 100% free with no paywalls or credit card forms, we display advertisements provided by Google AdSense and programmatic exchange networks.

When you browse our pages, we receive a small programmatic payment when display ads are viewed or engaged with. This revenue enables us to continually expand our question bank and maintain alignment with BACB standards without charging candidate fees.

3. The Editorial Firewall: Zero Commercial Interference

We maintain an absolute, non-negotiable editorial firewall between our commercial operations and our clinical content team:

• No Sponsored Questions: No company, corporate ABA agency, clinic network, or 40-hour course provider can pay to insert questions, modify clinical rationales, or alter Task List coverage.
• No Biased Answers: All answer keys and explanations are derived exclusively from behavior-analytic empirical science (including Cooper, Heron, & Heward, 2020) and the official BACB RBT Task List (2nd Edition).
• Autonomous Review Board: Our clinical reviewers and authors evaluate content purely for scientific accuracy and pedagogical value. They receive no commissions, affiliate bonuses, or incentives tied to advertiser performance.

4. Affiliate Links Policy

An affiliate link is a URL containing a unique tracking code that allows a publisher to earn a small commission if a visitor clicks the link and completes a purchase, at no extra cost to the buyer.

Our Current Affiliate Posture: RBT Practice Test Help does not currently participate in commercial affiliate marketing programs for third-party RBT prep courses or test dumps. If we ever curate external book recommendations (such as official ABA textbooks or study manuals via Amazon Associates), any such link will be explicitly demarcated with an immediate, clear disclosure tag (e.g., "[Affiliate Link]" or "We may earn a commission from qualifying purchases").

5. Ban on Paid Guest Posts & Sponsored Reviews

We do not publish sponsored articles, paid "native advertising," or promotional agency rankings. Every single study guide, blog post, formula cheat sheet, and exam breakdown on this platform is conceived and written under the direct oversight of our editorial team to serve the candidate's learning needs.

6. Non-Endorsement of Advertised Products

Display advertisements appearing in banners, sidebars, or between quiz sections are served programmatically based on contextual relevance and user browsing history. The presence of an advertisement on this site does not constitute an endorsement, recommendation, or warranty by RBT Practice Test Help regarding the advertised product, employer, university, or service.

7. Contact Editorial Leadership

If you have questions about our advertising practices, editorial independence, or ethical compliance, please reach out to our team: