NCTRC Foundational Knowledge and Theoretical Frameworks Flashcards
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Person-first language in therapeutic recreation means:
Answer: Referring to the person before the disability (e.g., 'person with a disability')
Person-first language places the person before the condition (e.g., 'person with autism' rather than 'autistic person') to emphasize dignity and individuality.
Which TR model specifically addresses leisure education as a mechanism to develop leisure awareness, social skills, leisure resources, and activity skills?
Answer: Leisure Ability Model
The Leisure Ability Model by Peterson and Gunn explicitly includes leisure education as a service component targeting awareness, social interaction, resources, and skills.
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is most relevant to TR practice because it:
Answer: Mandates equal access and reasonable accommodations in public recreation
The ADA requires equal access to public accommodations and mandates reasonable modifications, directly impacting TR specialists who facilitate community inclusion.
According to NCTRC's Standards of Practice, which of the following is an ethical obligation of a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist (CTRS)?
Answer: Maintaining client confidentiality and protecting privacy
NCTRC's Code of Ethics obligates CTRS professionals to protect client confidentiality and privacy as a fundamental ethical duty.
The term 'inclusion' in therapeutic recreation refers to:
Answer: Full participation of individuals with disabilities in community recreation alongside peers without disabilities
Inclusion in TR means facilitating full, meaningful participation of individuals with disabilities in mainstream community recreation settings alongside non-disabled peers.
Which conceptual framework describes health as influenced by biological, psychological, and social factors, guiding holistic TR practice?
Answer: Biopsychosocial Model
The Biopsychosocial Model recognizes that health is shaped by biological, psychological, and social dimensions, aligning with TR's holistic, person-centered approach.