CRCC Study Cards Questions And
Answers.
The assessment techniques commonly used to evaluate adults with specific learning
disabilities fall
into these three categories: a. medical tests, psychological tests, and work evaluations.
b. neurological tests, adaptive behavior scales, and personality tests.
c. blood tests, Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS-IV) scores, and functional
assessment
tests.
d. informal tests and observational measures, standardized psychological tests, and
neuropsychological test batteries. -
\d. informal tests and observational measures, standardized psychological tests, and
neuropsychological test batteries.
The group counseling theory based on the holistic view of the person is:
a. behavioral.
b. psychoanalytic.
c. Adlerian.
d. Freudian -
\c. Adlerian.
In the state-federal rehabilitation program, the development of the Individualized Plan
for
Employment (IPE) is guided primarily by:
a. agency regulations.
b. the client's objectives.
c. labor market surveys.
d. local employment opportunities. -
\B. client objective
The method by which the impact of rehabilitation services can be assessed is a:
a. key assessment.
b. vocational evaluation.
c. comprehensive needs assessment.
d. program evaluation. -
\d. program evaluation
Workers' compensation is regulated by:
a. the federal government.
b. a regional board of directors.
c. each state.
d. the insurance commission. -
,\c. each state
8. Family caregivers to individuals with traumatic brain injury (TBI) report:
a. physical disability as more problematic than the presence of social aggression.
b. social aggression as more problematic than the presence of physical disability.
c. injury severity more problematic than cognitive disability issues.
d. mobility more problematic than social aggression issues. -
\b. social aggression as more problematic than the presence of physical disability
VR Case Service Code 00 -
\referral
VR Case Service Code 02 -
\application
VR Case Service Code 06 -
\extended evaluation
VR Case Service Code 08 -
\closed after application
VR Case Service Code 10 -
\plan development (accepted but IPE not complete)
VR Case Service Code 12 -
\plan completed (IPE not started)
VR Case Service Code 16 -
\restoration (PT, OT, Surgery)
VR Case Service Code 18 -
\Training (ex: in school, orientation, etc)
VR Case Service Code 20 -
\Ready for employment (ready for job placement)
VR Case Service Code 22 -
\In Employment
VR Case Service Code 24 -
\Services Interrupted (Loss of Contact with Client)
VR Case Service Code 26 -
\Closed (90 days successful placement)
VR Case Service Code 28 -
,\Close unsuccessfully AFTER services began
VR Case Service Code 30 -
\Closed unsuccessfully BEFORE services began
VR Case Service Code 32 -
\Post Employment Services (ex: assistance with purchasing uniform, additional job
coaching, etc)
VR Case Service Code 34 -
\Closd from Post Employment Services with
Employment Maintained
Macroculture refers to : -
\the dominant/larger culture
Microculture refers to: -
\the smaller groups within the larger culture
Emic cultural framing -
\the counselor helps the client understand and respects the clients cultural identity and
intersections
Etic cultural framing -
\counselor sees every as the same/ "colorblind"
Low context communication -
\involves lots of VERBAL explanation
High context communication -
\involves mostly NONVERBAL explanations
By 2050 African Americans will: -
\make up 15% of the population, 66 million people
Identity operations include: -
\buffering, code switching, bridging, bordering, and individualization
Mental health challenges specific to the African American community include: -
\-misdiagnosis
-overdiagnosis
-under diagnosed with depression
-40-44% homeless population
-suicide is more prevalent
-50% of US inmates
-45% of kids in state custody
, -more likely to use spiritual coping mechansim, value spiritualty, which can be
misdiagnosed
By 2050, Asian Americans will: -
\make up 10% of the population with 38 million people
Asian American Paradigms: -
\humility, harmony, restraint, obligation
Asian American Cultures Are Seen As The -
\Model Minority
Asian American Clients Prefer What Kinds of Approaches? -
\Crisis oriented, brief, solution focused
Psychological distress present in Asian American clients can stem from: -
\racism, immigration, discrimination, cultural expectations as 'model minority' to be
financially successful or driven
By 2050, Latinx Americans will make up: -
\25% of the population with 60 million people
Nation's largest minority
Members of this group remain the _____ education and economically successful among
minority communities. This may be due in part to _____ high school completion rates. -
\LEAST, LOW
Cultural paradigms include: -
\personalismo, privavy, religiousness, regionalism, family ties, strong sense of
guilt/shame, moral righteousness, emotional expression is highly valued
Currently, Native American populations make up: -
\3 million people, or 1% of the population
There are _____ federally recognized tribes. -
\562 (+ many federally unrecognized)
Typically a Native gatekeeper to the community is needed for outsiders to meet or learn
about the community. T/F -
\TRUE
There have been continues waves of immigrants from SW Asian and N African
countries to the US since the 1880's. T/F -
\TRUE
Answers.
The assessment techniques commonly used to evaluate adults with specific learning
disabilities fall
into these three categories: a. medical tests, psychological tests, and work evaluations.
b. neurological tests, adaptive behavior scales, and personality tests.
c. blood tests, Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS-IV) scores, and functional
assessment
tests.
d. informal tests and observational measures, standardized psychological tests, and
neuropsychological test batteries. -
\d. informal tests and observational measures, standardized psychological tests, and
neuropsychological test batteries.
The group counseling theory based on the holistic view of the person is:
a. behavioral.
b. psychoanalytic.
c. Adlerian.
d. Freudian -
\c. Adlerian.
In the state-federal rehabilitation program, the development of the Individualized Plan
for
Employment (IPE) is guided primarily by:
a. agency regulations.
b. the client's objectives.
c. labor market surveys.
d. local employment opportunities. -
\B. client objective
The method by which the impact of rehabilitation services can be assessed is a:
a. key assessment.
b. vocational evaluation.
c. comprehensive needs assessment.
d. program evaluation. -
\d. program evaluation
Workers' compensation is regulated by:
a. the federal government.
b. a regional board of directors.
c. each state.
d. the insurance commission. -
,\c. each state
8. Family caregivers to individuals with traumatic brain injury (TBI) report:
a. physical disability as more problematic than the presence of social aggression.
b. social aggression as more problematic than the presence of physical disability.
c. injury severity more problematic than cognitive disability issues.
d. mobility more problematic than social aggression issues. -
\b. social aggression as more problematic than the presence of physical disability
VR Case Service Code 00 -
\referral
VR Case Service Code 02 -
\application
VR Case Service Code 06 -
\extended evaluation
VR Case Service Code 08 -
\closed after application
VR Case Service Code 10 -
\plan development (accepted but IPE not complete)
VR Case Service Code 12 -
\plan completed (IPE not started)
VR Case Service Code 16 -
\restoration (PT, OT, Surgery)
VR Case Service Code 18 -
\Training (ex: in school, orientation, etc)
VR Case Service Code 20 -
\Ready for employment (ready for job placement)
VR Case Service Code 22 -
\In Employment
VR Case Service Code 24 -
\Services Interrupted (Loss of Contact with Client)
VR Case Service Code 26 -
\Closed (90 days successful placement)
VR Case Service Code 28 -
,\Close unsuccessfully AFTER services began
VR Case Service Code 30 -
\Closed unsuccessfully BEFORE services began
VR Case Service Code 32 -
\Post Employment Services (ex: assistance with purchasing uniform, additional job
coaching, etc)
VR Case Service Code 34 -
\Closd from Post Employment Services with
Employment Maintained
Macroculture refers to : -
\the dominant/larger culture
Microculture refers to: -
\the smaller groups within the larger culture
Emic cultural framing -
\the counselor helps the client understand and respects the clients cultural identity and
intersections
Etic cultural framing -
\counselor sees every as the same/ "colorblind"
Low context communication -
\involves lots of VERBAL explanation
High context communication -
\involves mostly NONVERBAL explanations
By 2050 African Americans will: -
\make up 15% of the population, 66 million people
Identity operations include: -
\buffering, code switching, bridging, bordering, and individualization
Mental health challenges specific to the African American community include: -
\-misdiagnosis
-overdiagnosis
-under diagnosed with depression
-40-44% homeless population
-suicide is more prevalent
-50% of US inmates
-45% of kids in state custody
, -more likely to use spiritual coping mechansim, value spiritualty, which can be
misdiagnosed
By 2050, Asian Americans will: -
\make up 10% of the population with 38 million people
Asian American Paradigms: -
\humility, harmony, restraint, obligation
Asian American Cultures Are Seen As The -
\Model Minority
Asian American Clients Prefer What Kinds of Approaches? -
\Crisis oriented, brief, solution focused
Psychological distress present in Asian American clients can stem from: -
\racism, immigration, discrimination, cultural expectations as 'model minority' to be
financially successful or driven
By 2050, Latinx Americans will make up: -
\25% of the population with 60 million people
Nation's largest minority
Members of this group remain the _____ education and economically successful among
minority communities. This may be due in part to _____ high school completion rates. -
\LEAST, LOW
Cultural paradigms include: -
\personalismo, privavy, religiousness, regionalism, family ties, strong sense of
guilt/shame, moral righteousness, emotional expression is highly valued
Currently, Native American populations make up: -
\3 million people, or 1% of the population
There are _____ federally recognized tribes. -
\562 (+ many federally unrecognized)
Typically a Native gatekeeper to the community is needed for outsiders to meet or learn
about the community. T/F -
\TRUE
There have been continues waves of immigrants from SW Asian and N African
countries to the US since the 1880's. T/F -
\TRUE
