NCCAP NATIONAL EXAM STUDY
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resident council - ANSWERorganized meeting with group of residents or participants in
a community; meet on a regular basis to discuss safety, concerns, suggestions, also
develop plans for activities and trips.
professionalism - ANSWERto conduct business or activity in a professional way; mark
of profession or professional person
activity - ANSWERto be active; engaged
accountability - ANSWERresponsible for self/actions
responsibility - ANSWERduty to take charge over someone or something
certification - ANSWERofficial document proving status or level of achievement
professional organization - ANSWERusually non-profit body of people for help and
public interests
ethics - ANSWERpractices and principles that oversee ones behavior or activity
leisure - ANSWERenjoyment; free time
advocacy - ANSWERsupport for a cause
recreation - ANSWERactivity for enjoyment
interpretive guidelines - ANSWERinterpret, clarify, define regulations one must follow
departmentalization - ANSWERwhen organization is divided into departments to
perform different tasks and structures
protesting - ANSWERstrong objection to a course of action or policy
ombudsman - ANSWERofficial who investigates complaints individuals have against
administration
validity - ANSWERquality of being logically sound
reliability - ANSWERtrustworthy; result of measurement dependent to be accurate.
GUIDE CORRECT 100%
resident council - ANSWERorganized meeting with group of residents or participants in
a community; meet on a regular basis to discuss safety, concerns, suggestions, also
develop plans for activities and trips.
professionalism - ANSWERto conduct business or activity in a professional way; mark
of profession or professional person
activity - ANSWERto be active; engaged
accountability - ANSWERresponsible for self/actions
responsibility - ANSWERduty to take charge over someone or something
certification - ANSWERofficial document proving status or level of achievement
professional organization - ANSWERusually non-profit body of people for help and
public interests
ethics - ANSWERpractices and principles that oversee ones behavior or activity
leisure - ANSWERenjoyment; free time
advocacy - ANSWERsupport for a cause
recreation - ANSWERactivity for enjoyment
interpretive guidelines - ANSWERinterpret, clarify, define regulations one must follow
departmentalization - ANSWERwhen organization is divided into departments to
perform different tasks and structures
protesting - ANSWERstrong objection to a course of action or policy
ombudsman - ANSWERofficial who investigates complaints individuals have against
administration
validity - ANSWERquality of being logically sound
reliability - ANSWERtrustworthy; result of measurement dependent to be accurate.
