SOD THEORY 1 CERTIFICATION
SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◍ Learning TheoriesWhat theorist focused on human potential and
collaboration- client or student centered learning.
Answer: rogers
◍ Describe the Theory: OODA Loop.
Answer: "Observe, Orient, Decide, Act" (OODA) loop is a cognitive
framework for decision-making. The theory is that the key to victory is to
cycle through this loop faster than the adversary, thereby gaining a decisive
advantage.
◍ What is described as temporary madness?.
Answer: Anger.
◍ Disability (WHO).
Answer: an umbrella term, covering impairments, activity limitations, and
participation restrictions- covers body functions and structures, difficulty
executing tasks, and difficulty engaging in life situations
◍ trans.
Answer: through/ across
◍ Categories of Demons.
Answer: uncleandeaf and dumbinfirmitylyingfamiliarfouljealousyseducing
◍ 5 lies the devil tells you about deliverance.
Answer: 1. you should be afraid2. it is fun3. you need a bigger demon inside
you4. only a few great ministers can cast out demons5. faith is all you need
(u need faith+holiness)
,◍ _______________: complex type of concept. Usually constructed by the
theorist to fit a purpose (e.g., self-actualization).Ex: Maslow's hierarchy of
needs: concept of self-actualization.
Answer: construct
◍ experimental group.
Answer: the group in an experiment that receives the independent variable
being tested.
◍ Medical Model assumptions.
Answer: health as the absence of disease- illness as deviation from
homeostasis, absence of disease, normative body states- disability resulting
from disease, trauma, or disruption of normal function- focus on diagnosis,
pathology, and identifying the impairment
◍ Gifts of the Holy Spirit.
Answer: Word of WisdomWord of
KnowledgeFaithHealingMiraclesProphecyDiscerning of SpiritsDiverse
kinds of TonguesInterpretation of Tongues
◍ scientific method.
Answer: A series of steps followed to solve problems including make
predictions, test, and make conclusions about a problem.
◍ relapse is a ______ cycle of behavior change.
Answer: normal
◍ Jehovah Sabaoth.
Answer: The Lord of Hosts; The Lord of Armies
◍ Why doesn't a disciple ever graduate from SoD.
Answer: We are always trying to be like Christ, it is a continuous process
◍ MOHOST.
Answer: a screening assessment for a broad range of occupational
participation issues
◍ Air Force Core Function: Global Intelligence, Surveillance, and
, Reconnaissance (GISR).
Answer: The activity that synchronizes and integrates the planning and
operation of sensors, assets, processing, exploitation, and dissemination
systems, and analytic systems or capabilities to directly support current and
future intelligence operations.
◍ What does ACE stand for?.
Answer: Agile Combat Emplyment
◍ Null model assumptions (John Maynard Smith).
Answer: 1. A female's reproductive mode does not affect the # of offspring
she can produce2. A female's reproductive mode does not affect the number
of offspring that survive3. If a female reproduces asexually she will produce
females, if sexually 50/50 male:female(uses 4 offspring per female per
generation in model)
◍ The focus on nursing practice is what defines _______________ research..
Answer: nursing
◍ What type of way of knowing? _______________ knowledgeKnowledge
gained from thought alone Ex: we think about things and start to make
associations. Through reflection, it makes sense to us that in order to cook
soemthing, we need heat..
Answer: personal
◍ What theory? Purpose: Explains the experiences of people across the
lifespan who encounter disparity after a significant loss.Origins: appeared in
the literature starting in 1962. The present theory was developed from a
concept analysis, extensive literature review, critical review of the research,
and 10 qualitative studies.Major concepts: chronic sorrow, loss experience,
disparity, trigger events, external management methods, internal
management methods. All concepts were conceptually defined.Major
theoretical propositions: Example For individuals with chronic or
life-threatening illnesses, chronic sorrow is most often triggered when the
individual experiences disparity with accepted norms (social,
developmental, personal)..
SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◍ Learning TheoriesWhat theorist focused on human potential and
collaboration- client or student centered learning.
Answer: rogers
◍ Describe the Theory: OODA Loop.
Answer: "Observe, Orient, Decide, Act" (OODA) loop is a cognitive
framework for decision-making. The theory is that the key to victory is to
cycle through this loop faster than the adversary, thereby gaining a decisive
advantage.
◍ What is described as temporary madness?.
Answer: Anger.
◍ Disability (WHO).
Answer: an umbrella term, covering impairments, activity limitations, and
participation restrictions- covers body functions and structures, difficulty
executing tasks, and difficulty engaging in life situations
◍ trans.
Answer: through/ across
◍ Categories of Demons.
Answer: uncleandeaf and dumbinfirmitylyingfamiliarfouljealousyseducing
◍ 5 lies the devil tells you about deliverance.
Answer: 1. you should be afraid2. it is fun3. you need a bigger demon inside
you4. only a few great ministers can cast out demons5. faith is all you need
(u need faith+holiness)
,◍ _______________: complex type of concept. Usually constructed by the
theorist to fit a purpose (e.g., self-actualization).Ex: Maslow's hierarchy of
needs: concept of self-actualization.
Answer: construct
◍ experimental group.
Answer: the group in an experiment that receives the independent variable
being tested.
◍ Medical Model assumptions.
Answer: health as the absence of disease- illness as deviation from
homeostasis, absence of disease, normative body states- disability resulting
from disease, trauma, or disruption of normal function- focus on diagnosis,
pathology, and identifying the impairment
◍ Gifts of the Holy Spirit.
Answer: Word of WisdomWord of
KnowledgeFaithHealingMiraclesProphecyDiscerning of SpiritsDiverse
kinds of TonguesInterpretation of Tongues
◍ scientific method.
Answer: A series of steps followed to solve problems including make
predictions, test, and make conclusions about a problem.
◍ relapse is a ______ cycle of behavior change.
Answer: normal
◍ Jehovah Sabaoth.
Answer: The Lord of Hosts; The Lord of Armies
◍ Why doesn't a disciple ever graduate from SoD.
Answer: We are always trying to be like Christ, it is a continuous process
◍ MOHOST.
Answer: a screening assessment for a broad range of occupational
participation issues
◍ Air Force Core Function: Global Intelligence, Surveillance, and
, Reconnaissance (GISR).
Answer: The activity that synchronizes and integrates the planning and
operation of sensors, assets, processing, exploitation, and dissemination
systems, and analytic systems or capabilities to directly support current and
future intelligence operations.
◍ What does ACE stand for?.
Answer: Agile Combat Emplyment
◍ Null model assumptions (John Maynard Smith).
Answer: 1. A female's reproductive mode does not affect the # of offspring
she can produce2. A female's reproductive mode does not affect the number
of offspring that survive3. If a female reproduces asexually she will produce
females, if sexually 50/50 male:female(uses 4 offspring per female per
generation in model)
◍ The focus on nursing practice is what defines _______________ research..
Answer: nursing
◍ What type of way of knowing? _______________ knowledgeKnowledge
gained from thought alone Ex: we think about things and start to make
associations. Through reflection, it makes sense to us that in order to cook
soemthing, we need heat..
Answer: personal
◍ What theory? Purpose: Explains the experiences of people across the
lifespan who encounter disparity after a significant loss.Origins: appeared in
the literature starting in 1962. The present theory was developed from a
concept analysis, extensive literature review, critical review of the research,
and 10 qualitative studies.Major concepts: chronic sorrow, loss experience,
disparity, trigger events, external management methods, internal
management methods. All concepts were conceptually defined.Major
theoretical propositions: Example For individuals with chronic or
life-threatening illnesses, chronic sorrow is most often triggered when the
individual experiences disparity with accepted norms (social,
developmental, personal)..
