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  1. Which assessment tool measures a client's ability to perform specific work tasks under simulated conditions?

    Answer: Work sample

    Work samples replicate actual job tasks to assess a client's functional capacity in realistic work conditions.

  2. The VALPAR Component Work Samples are best described as:

    Answer: Norm-referenced work samples measuring specific job skills

    VALPAR Component Work Samples are standardized, norm-referenced assessments designed to evaluate specific work behaviors and physical demands.

  3. A rehabilitation counselor uses the O*NET system primarily to:

    Answer: Access occupational information including tasks, skills, and work context

    O*NET is the U.S. Department of Labor's online occupational information system that provides detailed data on job characteristics and worker requirements.

  4. When conducting a situational assessment, the counselor evaluates a client's:

    Answer: Actual work behavior in a real or simulated work environment

    Situational assessments observe a client's work behaviors, interpersonal skills, and functional abilities in actual or closely simulated work settings.

  5. The transferable skills analysis (TSA) process is used to:

    Answer: Identify skills from past work that apply to new occupations

    TSA identifies skills a client has developed through prior work experience that can transfer to other occupations, supporting job matching.

  6. Which of the following BEST describes a norm-referenced vocational assessment?

    Answer: Compares client results to a standardization sample

    Norm-referenced assessments compare an individual's performance to scores obtained from a representative standardization sample.

  7. In vocational assessment, the term 'functional limitations' refers to:

    Answer: Restrictions in a person's capacity to perform job-related activities

    Functional limitations describe the specific ways a disability or health condition restricts a person's ability to perform work-related activities.

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