Htr 102 Exam 1 Review Jeopardy Template

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1 Readiness Assessment Environmental Assessment Leisure Assessment Functional Assessment types of assessments (areas to assess)	1 Foundational Assessment Documentation Implementation Administration Advancement Essential knowledge Areas of TR	1 Humanistic Ecological Inclusion Fun & pleasurable Four core TR principles	1 Values- ideals of profression Principles- beliefs that guide professional practice Values & Principles	1 reflects one's values & beliefs that influence how one responds to situations ongoing process shaped by hands- on experience Mindset & developing mindset
1 (cafeteria groups) - large groups clients receive the same goal diverse, socialization & relaxation (individual assessment) - small groups/one on one basis 7 characteristics -systematically design before implementation -part of larger system -individualized -relevance -importance -timeliness -desired results Type I Type II	1 Well-being Justice Privacy Autonomy Four Bioethical Principles	1 Martin Meyers use therapy for specific problems/ anxiety Recreation Therapy?	1 Cognitive Habits of mind Affective/ moral Technical Integrative Context Dimensions of professional competence	1 Means to End- recreation activity as an intervention Ends to the Means- modified/adapted so ppl with special needs can participate for pure enjoyment History of definitions
1 Recreation Therapy Therapeutic Service What is TR Lee Meyer (4 views)	1 1. Gather the Facts 2. determine ethical problem exists (code of ethics) 3. alternatives 4. consequences 5. course of action 6. evaluate that choice ATRA's framework for ethical reasoning	1 habitual and judicious use of communication, technical skills, clinical reasoning, emotion, values, reflection in daily practice for benefit of community/individual Professional competence	1 Functional Existential Characteristics/Outcomes of TR	1 understand meaning of one's work/ carrying daily responsibilities according to theories/concepts ethical practice
1 U.S $47,710 NY $56,490 19,000 CTRS white 85% black 6% U.S data on TR Specialists	1 Strength-based Outcome-orientated Active treatment Person-centered Benefits-based Inclusion Continuity of Lifestyle Evidence-based Eight approaches to programming	1 Deinstitutionalization Accessibility Normalization Integration Mainstreaming Least Restrictive Inclusion Person-first language Supports Building Blocks of Inclusion	1 Allied- lack of focus Service- accuracy of measurement tools TR Ed- lack of faculty, diversity, Ph.D Challenges for allied health, TR service delivery, TR Ed	1 clinical status cost functional well-being satisfaction outcome categories
1 Assessment Planning Implementation Evaluation Therapeutic Recreation Process	1 Leisure ability model Functional intervention Leisure education Recreation participation Prescriptive Recreation Health (leisure) service delivery model outcome model LAM HP/HP model Other	1 clinical foundational systemic Ethical Issues	1 Right to leisure optimal health autonomy quality of life Four core TR values	1 virtue consquence universal ethical decision-making approaches

HTR 102 Exam 1 Review

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