NCTRC Grow Through Flow Practice Exam

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• What are the two main components that shape intention in the Theory of Reasoned Action?
• What is one effective technique for Therapy Recreation Specialists when working with clients with communication impairments?
• What is Prader-Willi syndrome primarily characterized by?
• Which diversity factor involves an individual adopting the dominant society's values and beliefs?
• What type of vision is defined as legally blind?
• What is considered a key aspect of the Human Service Model?
• Which therapeutic recreation approach is recommended for individuals with organic brain syndrome?
• What is a primary focus of therapeutic recreation programming for individuals with substance-related disorders?
• What is the relationship between perceived freedom and leisure according to Neulinger's Theory?
• What method involves recording the amount of time a client exhibits a specific behavior?
• In psychological terms, what is a hallmark characteristic of anxiety disorders?
• What does the 1996 Welfare Reform primarily focus on?
• What therapeutic approach utilizes play therapy to help an abused child master their situation?
• Which technique is characterized by moments of silence to allow reflection?
• What type of play therapy focuses on training parents to enhance their relationship with their child?
• What is a common symptom of Guillain-Barre syndrome?
• In the context of leisure efficacy, what is necessary for meeting one's own leisure needs?
• Which observation method involves ongoing notes about general appearance and interactions?
• In the context of interviewing, what is the purpose of self-disclosure by the helper?
• What is a common symptom of individuals with learning disabilities such as dyslexia?
• In standardized observation, what is primarily measured in criterion referenced tests?
• In the context of hospitalized children, what is one primary benefit of play?
• What does the term "Free Appropriate Public Education" refer to in the context of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act?
• What is a key symptom of Grand mal seizures?
• What does self-efficacy primarily measure?
• What does it mean for documentation to be legible and written with ink?
• What is the primary purpose of diversion theory in recreation?
• Which of the following best defines a criterion in the context of a behavioral objective?
• What year did the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act become effective?
• Which type of cerebral palsy is characterized by involuntary motor movement?
• Which of the following describes the primary purpose of the Older Americans Act?
• What is one reason play is considered vital for hospitalized children?
• What area of the body is affected by cervical spinal cord injuries?
• In the Health Belief Model, which of the following is NOT one of the four key beliefs that influence behavior?
• Which type of physical disability is characterized by a defective closure of the spinal canal?
• In managing Congestive Heart Failure (CHF), what is an important aspect to consider for therapeutic recreation?
• The Educational Training Model primarily focuses on what outcome?
• In which condition is there typically a delay in motor skills, language, and self-care?
• Which term describes the perceived control over behavioral outcomes?
• Which technique is crucial for creating a comfortable environment during an interview?
• What role does physiological arousal play in self-efficacy according to the theory?
• What does the concept of normalization emphasize in therapeutic recreation?
• In the context of Family Systems theory, what is a key consideration?
• What is the primary outcome of using play in therapeutic recreation activities?
• What condition may cause auditory hallucinations as a symptom?
• Which approach should be used for individuals with burns in therapeutic recreation?
• Which Act mandates that free and appropriate public education be provided in the least restrictive environment?
• What theoretical model predicts actions based on personal attitudes and social perceptions?
• What is the main focus of Cognitive Behavioral Play Therapy?
• What year was the Rehabilitation Act, Section 504 enacted?
• What is the intended outcome of Theraplay?
• What is the purpose of Charting by Exception (CBE)?
• Which charting method focuses on organizing information around the client's problems?
• What is a key component of ensuring accuracy in client documentation?
• How does an external locus of control typically affect self-esteem?
• Which intervention strategy is commonly used for individuals with Cognitive Impairments?
• What is a major concern for individuals diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)?
• Which term describes the feature of altered muscle tone associated with spasticity in cerebral palsy?
• What is a primary challenge for individuals with organic brain syndrome that therapeutic recreation aims to address?
• What is the first component mentioned in the DARP functionality of Focus Charting?
• What is a key characteristic of meaningful phrases in client documentation?
• What is the main objective of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)?
• What is the focus of inclusion in therapeutic recreation practices?
• Which disorder affects neuromuscular systems and often leads to severe disability?
• What is an example of a closed-ended question?
• Which factor is considered the main determinant of intention in the Theory of Reasoned Action?
• What type of observation does not manipulate the client's environment?
• The role of play in a child's communication often serves as what?
• In the Attitude Model, what does the intention represent?
• What percentage of individuals with autism may also have epilepsy?
• Which of the following best describes a confrontation technique in an interview?
• What does the Attribution Model analyze?
• Which term refers to a standardized method for assessing an individual's performance compared to others?
• What defines skilled observation?
• According to Surplus Energy Theory, why do individuals engage in play?
• What does perceived behavioral control refer to in the Theory of Planned Behavior?
• What is a typical sign of cognitive impairment due to a traumatic brain injury?
• What type of non-standardized observations do we make in daily life?
• In the Social Cognitive Theory, self-efficacy refers to what?
• What characterizes intrinsic motivation?
• Which component is essential for successful inclusion in recreation services?
• Which recording method tracks how often a behavior is displayed within a set time frame?
• Which type of activity is effective for maintaining muscle tone in individuals with muscular dystrophy?
• What is the primary goal of the Psychosocial Rehabilitation Model?
• What is a potential issue with using anecdotal records for observation?
• What signifies an imbalance in the relationship between a person and their environment in regards to stress?
• What is one key aspect of the Community Model?
• What standard defines the accessibility requirements for buildings funded federally after 1968?
• Which Act requires public accommodations to remove physical and procedural barriers for individuals with disabilities?
• Which section of a SOAP note includes observations like client symptoms and complaints?
• Which part of the Problem Oriented Medical Record (POMR) includes the initial client assessment data?
• What type of recording captures both the start and end of a behavior?
• Which part of the brain is most affected in individuals with a TBI resulting in personality changes?
• Which element is included in the Stage Theory of Adaptation?
• Which of the following is included in Activities of Daily Living as per the Rehabilitative Model?
• Which intervention helps individuals who are visually impaired?
• What is a common characteristic of individuals with cognitive disabilities?
• Which type of aphasia allows a person to speak with normal grammar but not understand language?
• What is an essential goal of using least restrictive equipment in therapeutic recreation?
• What can result from injuries at the thoracic spinal level?
• Which type of data includes what the client expresses about their experiences?
• Which body functions are affected by lumbar/sacral spinal injuries?
• What is the primary characteristic of expressive aphasia?
• What does clarification aim to achieve during an interview?
• What do anecdotal records provide?
• What is the first stage in the Transtheoretical Model of behavior change?
• What is a significant outcome of learned helplessness?
• What is the primary characteristic of HIV/AIDS as described?
• What is the minimum number of employees for an employer to be required to comply with Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act?
• What type of goals are described as a broad statement of desired behavior in client objectives?
• Children with autism may show a delay in which area?
• Which model is characterized by the belief that every person and interaction can have therapeutic value?
• Which concept is highlighted in the Social Cognitive Theory regarding behavior change?
• In Focus Charting (DARP), what does "Response" encompass?
• In terms of therapeutic recreation, what does "exercise" mainly focus on in individuals with physical diseases?
• What is a key characteristic of individuals with an internal locus of control?
• Neulinger's Theory of Leisure emphasizes which aspect as essential for being in a state of leisure?
• Which principle is NOT part of quality client documentation?
• Which of the following symptoms is common in high cervical spinal cord injuries?
• Which of the following is included in the definition of major life activities according to the Rehabilitation Act?
• In client documentation, which is the appropriate way to correct a mistaken entry?
• Which of the following is an indicator of a personality disorder?
• Which technique involves helping the client reach congruency between their words and actions?
• When should discharge planning begin according to best practices?
• What condition leads to learned helplessness?
• Which of the following is highlighted as important for therapeutic recreation with sex offenders?
• In the Social Model, what is viewed as the primary problem affecting individuals with disabilities?
• Which of the following describes the role of play in children's emotional adjustment?
• What should be included in a discharge summary?
• Which area is NOT typically explored during interviews?
• What is the goal of "Social Recreation" within the Community Model?
• Which strategy is beneficial when working with individuals experiencing emotional instability?
• What does the Activity Therapy Model emphasize?
• What is the primary focus of the Medical Model in healthcare?
• Which aspect of stress involves a person's evaluation of risks or threats?
• What is the main focus of specific goal observation?
• According to Kolb's model of experiential learning, which of the following is the first step in the learning cycle?
• What type of therapy is beneficial for individuals with schizophrenia to enhance coping skills?
• When using behavioral language in documentation, what should be the focus?
• In the Attribution Model, what does 'locus of control' refer to?
• What key concept does Social Learning Theory emphasize about how people learn?
• Which Act established a comprehensive prohibition of discrimination based on disability?
• How is Huntington's chorea primarily characterized?
• What is a significant impact of Muscular Dystrophy on individuals?
• What is the strongest influence on developing self-efficacy beliefs?
• In a right CVA (Cerebrovascular Accident), which side of the body is primarily affected?
• Which type of observation method is characterized by non-systematic engagement?
• What can be a social-emotional impact of a traumatic brain injury?
• Which type of coping focuses on altering the problem that causes stress?
• Which type of therapy is specifically designed to improve self-esteem in children?
• What eating disorder is associated with self-induced vomiting to maintain thinness?
• What type of goals are aimed at restoring independence in the Rehabilitative Model?
• What does conciseness in client documentation entail?
• What does Diffusion of Innovation Theory primarily explain?
• What is a common therapy approach for individuals with communication disorders following a stroke?
• What does a behavior in a behavioral objective specifically refer to?
• Which category of disabilities includes Traumatic Brain Injury?
• According to the Public Health Model, what should be available to all groups?
• Which fundamental principle does the Person-Centered Model emphasize?
• In Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, what level is characterized by achieving one’s full potential?
• According to Psychodynamic theories, what is a primary function of play in therapy?
• Which theory emphasizes the release of repressed emotions through play?
• Which of the following best describes the Compensation Theory?
• What does flat affect indicate about a client’s emotional expression?
• What is the purpose of coping strategies in response to stress?
• What should every note in client documentation be signed with?
• Individuals with Multiple Sclerosis may experience which of the following changes?
• What therapeutic approach is commonly recommended for individuals with mood disorders?
• Which specific disorder is characterized by chronic paranoia?
• What aspect does Stage Theory of Adaptation particularly focus on?
• What is a medical emergency associated with spinal cord injuries at or above T6?
• Which strategy should be avoided when addressing eating disorders therapeutically?
• What is the primary focus of the Theory of Planned Behavior?
• What long-term consequence is associated with spinal cord injuries?
• What year was the Americans with Disabilities Act signed into law?
• Which of the following is true regarding the Health Belief Model?
• What is one of the purposes of conducting an interview with a client?
• What specific aspect does Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act cover?
• What does experiential learning focus on?
• What is the main concern of the Ecological Model?
• In the context of the Person-Centered Model, what is crucial for the therapeutic relationship?
• Which type of Spina Bifida involves an outpouching of the spinal cord?
• In the context of self-efficacy, what can repeated success lead to?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four buffers to help manage stress with recreation and leisure?
• According to Diffusion of Innovation Theory, what factor can significantly influence the spread of an idea?
• Stress reduction in therapeutic recreation for individuals with HIV/AIDS may involve which type of activity?
• What is the typical age range for the onset of Multiple Sclerosis?
• What is the primary purpose of open-ended questions in an interview?
• How are client objectives described in relation to client outcomes?
• What role does positive reinforcement play in an interview setting?
• Which of the following describes 'perceived freedom'?
• What emotion usually accompanies the process of coping with stress?
• What does the "A" in the SOAP method stand for?