CTRS CTRS Foundational Concepts & Theory 2

Question 1

In TR, 'activity analysis' involves:

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Breaking down an activity into its inherent physical, cognitive, social, and affective demands

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Reviewing a client's leisure history

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Scheduling group activity calendars

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Documenting session attendance

Question 2

Which TR practice model is most closely associated with physical rehabilitation settings and a medical model approach?

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Health Protection/Health Promotion Model

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Leisure Ability Model

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Ecosystem Model

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Humanistic Model

Question 3

The term 'therapeutic use of self' in TR refers to:

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The intentional use of the TR specialist's personality, insights, and relationship to benefit the client

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Self-disclosure of personal health history to clients

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Using personal recreation interests to lead groups

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Documenting therapist competencies

Question 4

Intrinsic motivation in leisure contexts is best described as:

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Engagement pursued for internal satisfaction and enjoyment

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Participation driven by external prizes or recognition

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Compliance with a physician's exercise prescription

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Attendance motivated by peer pressure

Question 5

Which framework specifically guides TR practice for clients with intellectual disabilities by emphasizing community inclusion and natural supports?

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Supports Intensity Scale framework

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Biomedical Model

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APIE Model

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Leisure Constraints Model

Question 6

The 'leisure constraints' theory most directly informs TR when a client:

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Faces intrapersonal, interpersonal, or structural barriers preventing leisure participation

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Demonstrates high intrinsic motivation

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Achieves functional independence in self-care

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Completes a standardized fitness assessment