NCTRC EXAM-2 question and answer 2023 verified

NCTRC EXAM-2Theories of Play 1) Surplus Energy Theory 2) Relaxation Theory 3) Preparation (Instinct) Theory 4) Recapitulation Theory 5) Catharsis Theory 6) Compensation Theory 7) Competence/Effectance Theory 8) Diversion 9) Pycho-analytic Theory Intraindividual Interaction within the mind of one person, no object within environment (daydreaming, meditation) Extraindividual Interaction One person with an object, but no other person around (solitary card game, playing video game alone) Aggregate Interaction One person with an object, near others but not interacting (doing a craft project in a class, yoga group) Interindividual Interaction one on one interaction, competitive (playing singles tennis, ping pong, etc) Unilateral Interaction 3 or more participants with 1 person as an "antagonist" (one person is "it") competitive in nature (playing tag) Mulitilateral Interaction 3 or more participants, competitive but with NO ANTAGONIST Intragroup Interaction 2 or more, cooperative in nature (choir group, a team) Intergroup Interaction competitive interaction between two teams (or intragroups) (football, baseball, soccer, etc) Different types of Interaction Intra-indivual Extra-individual Aggregate Inter-individual Unilateral Multilateral Intra-group Intergroup DSM-IV Axis Axis I- Clinical Disorders Axis II- Personality disorders & mental retardation Axis III- General medical Conditions Axis IV- Environmental factors (contributing to disorder) Axis V- GAF SCORE (rating of the social, occupational and psychological functioning of client, from 0-100) Critical Pathway aka Clinical pathway -road map for the provision of multi-disciplinary services; plans to identify interventions and sequence them along a timeline -purpose is to provide the most efficent way to approach a diagnosis