Rctx 2230 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

In which year was ATRA founded? - ️️1984 According to the Leisure Ability Model, what is the purpose of RT services? - ️️improved independent and satisfying leisure functioning, also referred to as a 'leisure lifestyle'" what's a clinical social worker? - ️️They have masters or doctoral degrees and function much like a psychologist, works in mental health works with mental health What two organizations joined forces to create NTRS? - ️️HRS NART What year was NTRS foun...

effective - ️️_________________ listening is sometimes referred to as empathetic listening because the helper is not judgmental or critical while attempting to gain an empathetic understanding of the client's thoughts and feelings. What are the five elements of the communication process? - ️️-Communicator - who -Message - says what -Medium - in what way -Receiver - to whom and -Feedback - with what effect therapeutic - ️️The helping relationship is a _________________ relat...

c1#1. In the coming years, the number of Americans above the age of 70 is expected to... a. increase (CORRECT) b. decrease c. stay the same d. the issue is still being debated among experts c1#2. Most patients receiving inpatient psychiatric care are admitted involuntarily. a. true b. false (CORRECT) c1#3. Patients stays in hospitals have gotten increasingly shorter which revolves the amount of time a CTRS has to work with the patient. a. true (CORRECT) b. false 2 | P a g e | G ...

Since the early 20's Century, what has been the central debate in recreational therapy? -:- if its purpose was functional outcomes or leisure outcomes What two organizations joined forces to create NTRS? -:- HRS NART What year was NTRS founded? -:- 1966 What does NTRS stand for? -:- National Therapeutic Recreation Society Which organization was a branch of the National Recreation and Park Association? -:- National Therapeutic Recreation Society (NTRS) 2 | P a g e | G r a d e A + ...

The author of chapter 2 mentions the importance of learning lessons from the past. What lessons are to be learned from the history of therapeutic recreation? -:- - Understanding past successes and failures - Understanding the history of a professional field provides a source of professional identity - historical research creates perceptions of reality in the present The fragmentation period of therapeutic recreation involved which of the following trends or events? -:- - developme...

T/F: Advocacy is an individual or group that influences decisions within political, economic, and social systems and institutions - ️️True Documentation - ️️Process of obtaining, organizing, and conveying client health information to others in print or electronic form T/F: Activism is an individual or group that influences decisions within political, economic, and social systems and institutions - ️️False Laissez-Faire Leadership - ️️Open & permissive, no authority exercise...

self-awareness -:- has been defined as a multidimensional introspective process used to become aware of, scrutinize, and understand one's thoughts, feelings, convictions, and values on an ongoing basis, with the use of this understanding to consciously and authentically guide behavior. therapeutic -:- The helping relationship is a _________________ relationship. What are the four resources for self-examination? -:- -Audio recordings -Videos -Diaries -Small group discussions 2 ...

Education for All Handicapped Children Act (1975) PL 94-142 - ️️Free and appropriate education is required for all children with disabilities The American with Disabilities Act PL 101-336 - ️️Comprehensive civil rights law that bans discrimination against people with disabilities Education for Handicapped Children Act (1967) PL 90-170 - ️️Established a unit within the dept. of education that was concerned with physical education and recreation for children with disabilities Ar...

5-Question Debriefing Model -:- 1. Did you notice...? 2. Why did that happen? 3. Does that happen in life? 4. Why does this happen? 5. How can you use that? Laissez-Faire Leadership -:- Open & permissive, no authority exercised; minimum control (participants take responsibility for decision making) T/F: One Special Challenge for a group leader is Invisible Man/Woman Syndrome -:- False Autocratic Leadership 2 | P a g e | G r a d e A + | 2 0 2 4 / 2 0 2 5 2 0 2 4 /2025 | © c...

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