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NCTRC EXAM 3 LATEST VERSIONS (VERSION A, B AND C) LATEST 2025/2026
ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
A CTRS implements a gardening program with a new client. At
the beginning of the session, the CTRS shows the client an
example of a finished potted plant and introduces the client to
others who are at various stages of the potting process. Which of
the following instructional strategy is being employed by the
CTRS?
A. Timing affects learning
B. Reinforcement strengthens learning
C. Modeling can enhance learning
D. Move from the simple to the complex - ANSWER-C. Modeling
can enhance learning
Which is a new symptom that the CTRS must consider when
designing programs for clients who have progressed to the middle
stages of Alzheimer's disease?
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A. Memory problems
B. Inability to cope with new or unexpected situations
C. Speed with which their tasks are accomplished
D. Tendency to get lost in their environment - ANSWER-B.
Inability to cope with new or unexpected situations
Which of the following would be an effective way to change
someone's negative attitude about people with disabilites?
A. Encourage the person to positively interact with and build
relationships with people with disabilites
B. Assist the person in a role-play scenario, such as using a
wheelchair for an hour to experience what is is like to have a
disability
C. Encourage the person to do research on common disabilites in
order to understand people with disabilites
D. Refer the person to media examples of people with disabilites
in books, movies, or televisions shows - ANSWER-A. Encourage
the person to positively interact with and build relationships with
people with disabilites
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Focus charting is used when the treatment team wants to
A. show similarities and difference between clients
B. use a critical care map of client progress
C. follow the diagnostic protocol
D. emphasize an event or behavior in clients' records - ANSWER-
D. emphasize an event or behavior in clients' records
A 58 year old client is currently residing in a long term care facility
surrounded by persons who are considerably older. The client
repeatdely complains of lonelieness, bordeom, and being ignored
by friends and family. Which of the following verbal responses by
the CTRS would be effective?
A. Probing
B. Informing
C. Self-disclosing
D. Confronting - ANSWER-A. Probing
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Probes are open-ended questions requiring more than a yes
or no reply. The purpose of the confronting response is to
assist the client to achieve congruency in what he or she
says or does, to help him or her be fully aware and honest in
gaining self-understanding.
When documenting a client's progress toward treatment goals,
subjective interpretation of the client's progress must be
supported with
A. assessment of data
B. behavioral observations
C. client comments
D. input from the treatment team - ANSWER-A. assessment of
data
All of the following would be appropriate when documenting a
client's participation in therapeutic recreation program EXCEPT
A. Did the client attend voluntarily?
NCTRC EXAM 3 LATEST VERSIONS (VERSION A, B AND C) LATEST 2025/2026
ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
A CTRS implements a gardening program with a new client. At
the beginning of the session, the CTRS shows the client an
example of a finished potted plant and introduces the client to
others who are at various stages of the potting process. Which of
the following instructional strategy is being employed by the
CTRS?
A. Timing affects learning
B. Reinforcement strengthens learning
C. Modeling can enhance learning
D. Move from the simple to the complex - ANSWER-C. Modeling
can enhance learning
Which is a new symptom that the CTRS must consider when
designing programs for clients who have progressed to the middle
stages of Alzheimer's disease?
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A. Memory problems
B. Inability to cope with new or unexpected situations
C. Speed with which their tasks are accomplished
D. Tendency to get lost in their environment - ANSWER-B.
Inability to cope with new or unexpected situations
Which of the following would be an effective way to change
someone's negative attitude about people with disabilites?
A. Encourage the person to positively interact with and build
relationships with people with disabilites
B. Assist the person in a role-play scenario, such as using a
wheelchair for an hour to experience what is is like to have a
disability
C. Encourage the person to do research on common disabilites in
order to understand people with disabilites
D. Refer the person to media examples of people with disabilites
in books, movies, or televisions shows - ANSWER-A. Encourage
the person to positively interact with and build relationships with
people with disabilites
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Focus charting is used when the treatment team wants to
A. show similarities and difference between clients
B. use a critical care map of client progress
C. follow the diagnostic protocol
D. emphasize an event or behavior in clients' records - ANSWER-
D. emphasize an event or behavior in clients' records
A 58 year old client is currently residing in a long term care facility
surrounded by persons who are considerably older. The client
repeatdely complains of lonelieness, bordeom, and being ignored
by friends and family. Which of the following verbal responses by
the CTRS would be effective?
A. Probing
B. Informing
C. Self-disclosing
D. Confronting - ANSWER-A. Probing
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Probes are open-ended questions requiring more than a yes
or no reply. The purpose of the confronting response is to
assist the client to achieve congruency in what he or she
says or does, to help him or her be fully aware and honest in
gaining self-understanding.
When documenting a client's progress toward treatment goals,
subjective interpretation of the client's progress must be
supported with
A. assessment of data
B. behavioral observations
C. client comments
D. input from the treatment team - ANSWER-A. assessment of
data
All of the following would be appropriate when documenting a
client's participation in therapeutic recreation program EXCEPT
A. Did the client attend voluntarily?
