RSM 326 UPDATED SET ANSWERS AND QUESTIONS
SET A+
✔✔Covert Behaviors - ✔✔are not as readily identifiable as overt behaviors; terms used
to describe are not as specific and may not mean the same thing to different people ex.
Lazy, anxious, upset
✔✔positive reinforcement - ✔✔the presentation of a consequence that makes a
behavior occur more often
✔✔Negative reinforcement - ✔✔the elimination or postponement of something from the
environment that is aversive (something disliked) to the individual after the participant
has e.....lngaged in the target behavior
✔✔how to make a goal - ✔✔1. conditions, 2. specify actions or behavior, 3. define
criteria
✔✔ASL - ✔✔american sign language
✔✔'D'eaf - ✔✔culturally deaf and preferred to be called "Deaf"
✔✔'d'eaf - ✔✔not culturally deaf, preferred to be called person who is deaf
✔✔Tips for ASL - ✔✔facial expressions, body language, and eye contact are important
✔✔When and where was camp K founded? - ✔✔1977 at Virginia Tech
✔✔when was camp K brought to UTK? - ✔✔1980's
✔✔Def of Koinonia (greek) - ✔✔"caring community"
✔✔ASD - ✔✔autism spectrum disorder
, ✔✔3 types of autism - ✔✔autistic disorder, aspergers, pervasive developmental
disorder
✔✔tips for autism - ✔✔VISUALS,
✔✔ TR def by ATRA - ✔✔using recreational services to restore, remediate, and
rehalbilitate toimprove health and well being
✔✔a person's level of functioning and independence in life activities to: - ✔✔promote
health and wellnesses, reduce or eliminate limitaitons
✔✔overall benifits of TR - ✔✔to provide an overall better quality od life and wellbeing for
an individual
✔✔CTRS - ✔✔certified therapeutic recreation specialist
✔✔NCTRC - ✔✔national council on thereueptic recreation certification (they certify
CTRS)
✔✔What does a CTRS do? - ✔✔typically functions as part of an interdisciplinary
treatment team, and uses activity to help improve the well being of a person
✔✔Where can a CTRS work? - ✔✔residential and day services, correctional facility,
assisted living, rehab centers, mental care and regular hospitals, park
✔✔TR activities at Camp K - ✔✔These therapeutic recreation activities are goal
oriented and have measurable objectives
✔✔A campers 4 domains - ✔✔social, cognitive, physical, and emotional
✔✔Outdoor Education - ✔✔group living in a natural setting, to contribute to a campers
physical, mental, social, and spititual growth
✔✔purpose of camp K outdoor education - ✔✔to help individuals learn necessary skills
to make successful transitions into young adults and adult life through the use of
recreation and leisure opportunities
✔✔Experiential Learning - ✔✔Working or volunteering, Gain on-the-job experience in
preferred field of work before graduating
✔✔Service Learning - ✔✔NOT driven by the focus on individual and technical skill
development as one would see as part of an internship, Emphasizes engagement that
can affect genuine and long-term social change
SET A+
✔✔Covert Behaviors - ✔✔are not as readily identifiable as overt behaviors; terms used
to describe are not as specific and may not mean the same thing to different people ex.
Lazy, anxious, upset
✔✔positive reinforcement - ✔✔the presentation of a consequence that makes a
behavior occur more often
✔✔Negative reinforcement - ✔✔the elimination or postponement of something from the
environment that is aversive (something disliked) to the individual after the participant
has e.....lngaged in the target behavior
✔✔how to make a goal - ✔✔1. conditions, 2. specify actions or behavior, 3. define
criteria
✔✔ASL - ✔✔american sign language
✔✔'D'eaf - ✔✔culturally deaf and preferred to be called "Deaf"
✔✔'d'eaf - ✔✔not culturally deaf, preferred to be called person who is deaf
✔✔Tips for ASL - ✔✔facial expressions, body language, and eye contact are important
✔✔When and where was camp K founded? - ✔✔1977 at Virginia Tech
✔✔when was camp K brought to UTK? - ✔✔1980's
✔✔Def of Koinonia (greek) - ✔✔"caring community"
✔✔ASD - ✔✔autism spectrum disorder
, ✔✔3 types of autism - ✔✔autistic disorder, aspergers, pervasive developmental
disorder
✔✔tips for autism - ✔✔VISUALS,
✔✔ TR def by ATRA - ✔✔using recreational services to restore, remediate, and
rehalbilitate toimprove health and well being
✔✔a person's level of functioning and independence in life activities to: - ✔✔promote
health and wellnesses, reduce or eliminate limitaitons
✔✔overall benifits of TR - ✔✔to provide an overall better quality od life and wellbeing for
an individual
✔✔CTRS - ✔✔certified therapeutic recreation specialist
✔✔NCTRC - ✔✔national council on thereueptic recreation certification (they certify
CTRS)
✔✔What does a CTRS do? - ✔✔typically functions as part of an interdisciplinary
treatment team, and uses activity to help improve the well being of a person
✔✔Where can a CTRS work? - ✔✔residential and day services, correctional facility,
assisted living, rehab centers, mental care and regular hospitals, park
✔✔TR activities at Camp K - ✔✔These therapeutic recreation activities are goal
oriented and have measurable objectives
✔✔A campers 4 domains - ✔✔social, cognitive, physical, and emotional
✔✔Outdoor Education - ✔✔group living in a natural setting, to contribute to a campers
physical, mental, social, and spititual growth
✔✔purpose of camp K outdoor education - ✔✔to help individuals learn necessary skills
to make successful transitions into young adults and adult life through the use of
recreation and leisure opportunities
✔✔Experiential Learning - ✔✔Working or volunteering, Gain on-the-job experience in
preferred field of work before graduating
✔✔Service Learning - ✔✔NOT driven by the focus on individual and technical skill
development as one would see as part of an internship, Emphasizes engagement that
can affect genuine and long-term social change
