CVRP exam - Domain 1 Vocational Rehab with all Correct & 100%
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1. What is Whatever services needed to help someone with a disability to enter, return
vocation- al
rehabilitation? to and/or remain in work
2. What are the four to describe what occurred,
main goals of explain why it occurred,
Psychology?
to predict what is likely to occur next, and to
change or prevent unwanted
3. What is the key outcomes
concept in
Voca- tional
every disability has a psychological and social
Rehabilita- tion
component
4. Three
definitions of
biopsychoso-
cial model of
vo- cational Biological Damage (bio): This is the organic damage an individual has in
rehabili- tation relation to their
disability
5. The Psychological Factors (psycho):
Biopsychso- cial
model put Social Factors (social): These include the environmental factor
forward by En-
gel describes ideal clients: are those who are compliant with the
the rehabilitation process and return to work in a timely
manner.
Challenged client is the biologic ettects of his/her injury or illness. These
individ-
complexity of this uals have significant organic damage and are healthy psycho-socially.
disability
process in what Damaged are the most diflcult group of individuals for the Vocational
groups? Rehabilita- tion
Professional to work with. Not only do they have significant physical
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diflculties, but they also
come from an unhealthy
psycho-social background.
( Minimal attachement to
job)
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Resistants typically make up the majority of the most complex cases on a
Vocation- al
Rehabilitation Professional's case load. They have relatively minor physical
barriers to employment
but significant psycho-social barriers. ( Pain does not match medical
findings)
6. What do the
phases of Shock, Anxiety, Denial, Depression, Internilized anger, externalized anger,
adap- tation
include acknowl- edment, adjustment
7. Kurt Lewin's fa-
mous formula B = +(P x E)
to describe the
rela- tionship of
behaviour to VR profession needs to have an understanding of person and
the person and environment
envi- ronment?
8. What is
Behav-
iourism?
a philosophy of psychology based on the proposition that all things
that are organisms—
including acting, thinking, and feeling—can and should be regarded as
9. What are the behav- iours, and that
three primary psychological disorders are best treated by altering behaviour patterns or
ap- proaches to
Be- havioural modi- fying the
learn- ing theory environment
of per-
Contiguity theory.
Classical or respondent conditioning
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1. What is Whatever services needed to help someone with a disability to enter, return
vocation- al
rehabilitation? to and/or remain in work
2. What are the four to describe what occurred,
main goals of explain why it occurred,
Psychology?
to predict what is likely to occur next, and to
change or prevent unwanted
3. What is the key outcomes
concept in
Voca- tional
every disability has a psychological and social
Rehabilita- tion
component
4. Three
definitions of
biopsychoso-
cial model of
vo- cational Biological Damage (bio): This is the organic damage an individual has in
rehabili- tation relation to their
disability
5. The Psychological Factors (psycho):
Biopsychso- cial
model put Social Factors (social): These include the environmental factor
forward by En-
gel describes ideal clients: are those who are compliant with the
the rehabilitation process and return to work in a timely
manner.
Challenged client is the biologic ettects of his/her injury or illness. These
individ-
complexity of this uals have significant organic damage and are healthy psycho-socially.
disability
process in what Damaged are the most diflcult group of individuals for the Vocational
groups? Rehabilita- tion
Professional to work with. Not only do they have significant physical
1/
45
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diflculties, but they also
come from an unhealthy
psycho-social background.
( Minimal attachement to
job)
2/
45
, CVRP exam - Domain 1 Vocational Rehab with all Correct & 100%
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Resistants typically make up the majority of the most complex cases on a
Vocation- al
Rehabilitation Professional's case load. They have relatively minor physical
barriers to employment
but significant psycho-social barriers. ( Pain does not match medical
findings)
6. What do the
phases of Shock, Anxiety, Denial, Depression, Internilized anger, externalized anger,
adap- tation
include acknowl- edment, adjustment
7. Kurt Lewin's fa-
mous formula B = +(P x E)
to describe the
rela- tionship of
behaviour to VR profession needs to have an understanding of person and
the person and environment
envi- ronment?
8. What is
Behav-
iourism?
a philosophy of psychology based on the proposition that all things
that are organisms—
including acting, thinking, and feeling—can and should be regarded as
9. What are the behav- iours, and that
three primary psychological disorders are best treated by altering behaviour patterns or
ap- proaches to
Be- havioural modi- fying the
learn- ing theory environment
of per-
Contiguity theory.
Classical or respondent conditioning
3/
45
, CVRP exam - Domain 1 Vocational Rehab with all Correct & 100%
Verified Answers |Already Graded A+
t instrumental conditioning theory
h
e
o
r
y
.
O
p
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r
a
n
t
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