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  1. According to the TR process, which step immediately follows the assessment phase?

    Answer: Planning (developing the individualized treatment plan)

    After assessment, the next step in the TR process is planning — developing the individualized treatment plan based on assessment findings.

  2. Which legislation requires public recreation facilities to be accessible to individuals with disabilities?

    Answer: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

    The ADA mandates that public facilities, including recreation facilities, be accessible to individuals with disabilities.

  3. What is the primary role of a CTRS in an interdisciplinary treatment team?

    Answer: To assess leisure functioning, develop TR treatment plans, implement interventions, and contribute unique leisure-related expertise to comprehensive client care

    The CTRS contributes unique expertise in leisure functioning, assessment, treatment planning, and intervention to the interdisciplinary team.

  4. Which domain of the NCTRC exam content outline covers knowledge of physical, cognitive, and affective functioning?

    Answer: Foundational knowledge

    Foundational knowledge encompasses understanding of physical, cognitive, and affective functioning as it relates to TR practice.

  5. What distinguishes therapeutic recreation from general recreation programming?

    Answer: Therapeutic recreation is a purposeful, goal-directed process using recreation interventions to address identified health and functional needs

    Therapeutic recreation is distinguished by its purposeful, systematic, goal-directed use of recreation to address health and functional needs.

  6. In the Leisure Ability Model, which component focuses on teaching clients about their leisure interests, resources, and skills?

    Answer: Leisure education

    Leisure education is the component of the Leisure Ability Model that teaches clients about leisure interests, resources, and skills.