What primary functional skill for a client with muscular dystrophy should a TR address
Gross motor skills
What interaction pattern is a cooperative action by at least 2 people to achieve a mutual goal
intragroup
when a client expresses discomfort using a wheelchair in public, how should the TR respond
validate concerns and offer problem-solving solutions
Which behaviour strategy would a TR use during interventions
modeling
Which leadership style is a TR most likely to use when working with people with intellectual disabilities
autocratic leadership
Which instructional principle is being used when the TR shows clients an example of a finished project
modeling
What characteristic makes TR different from special recreation
individualized treatment planning
What type of verbal response should be used when responding to a client who frequently complains of loneliness and boredom
probing
What area does cognitive retraining focus on
Executive functioning
What facilitation technique can be used with someone who is mildly confused
Reality orientation
Which behaviour modification process used successive approximations for the desired end behaviour
Shaping
Playing solitaire refers to which interaction pattern
extraindividual
Breaking down a task into teachable components uses what reinforcement technique
Chaining
Which intervention is being used when dementia patients use life history albums
Reminicense therapy
What should be the first step when developing a risk management program
identify possible and current risks
What risk management strategy involved increasing liability insurance
retention
What is an example of risk transfer
hold harmless clause
What are the 5 domains of TR
- physical
- social
- emotional/psychological
- cognitive
- spiritual health
What is the ultimate TR outcome
Improved ability to engage in a successful, appropriate, and meaningful independent leisure lifestyle, which leads to improved health, quality of lif,e and well-being
What is an example of an intradividual activity
meditation (an activity completed alone)
What is an extraindividual interaction pattern
Action performed by a person toward an object, requiring no contact with others (watching TV or sewing)
Describe the aggregate interaction pattern
People direct action toward an object, while others complete the same action without interacting with one another (Bingo)
Interindividual interactions consist of
Competitive action directed by one person toward another (one-on-one).
Unilateral interactions are
Competitive actions among three or more people where one person is the antagonist or “It” (typically kids’ games)
