Which question about a BIP can an RBT appropriately answer?

The correct answer relates to the RBT's role in implementing the Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP) rather than making modifications or discussing its overall purpose or consequences. An RBT is trained to follow the directives of a BIP in structured interventions and may be asked about specific implementation details, such as the timing for a break, which directly relates to the execution of the plan during therapy sessions.

In this scenario, discussing how many minutes to set a timer for a break is a concrete action that an RBT can readily provide, as it pertains to the daily management of the client's interventions. This speaks directly to operationalizing the BIP in day-to-day sessions based on established guidelines.

Other questions concern broader concepts or require roles beyond the RBT's scope. For instance, discussing the purpose of the BIP, how to change it, or outlining potential consequences if it is not adhered to involves interpretations or alterations of the plan and likely falls into areas best addressed by a qualified supervisor or behavior analyst, rather than the RBT.