The ADA is a civil-rights law that is designed to eliminate discrimination against people with disabilities.
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Having a plan for inclusion and making appropriate purchases are examples of actions to take to respond to the ADA.
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When facilitating self-determination by promoting communication, a recreation professional should ask yes or no questions instead of open-ended questions.
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Community support through leisure coaching entails the use of the leisure coach to conduct activities.
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Leisure education should be designed to discourage the learning of new skills, enhancing self-concept and inclusion in community life.
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Public bathroom signs marked "Ladies" and "Gentlemen" may pose barriers to some people with mental retardation.
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Many older adults and people with disabilities should have a telephone in their bathrooms.
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Inclusion means that people with disabilities should reside in group homes away from community resources.
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Adaptations must be tailored as much as possible to each participant.
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In preparing for advocacy, professionals are encouraged to set goals specific to advocacy and develop an effective strategy to meet those goals.
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The ADA is designed to protect against discrimination of people with disabilities using public facilities such as leisure agencies, restaurants, theaters, etc. with the exception of:
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One of the five major sections of the ADA that requires the availability of communication systems for individuals with hearing impairments is:
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One of the five major sections of the ADA that covers a medley of miscellaneous issues, including regulation and enforcement is:
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One of the five major sections of the ADA that prohibits employers from discriminating against "otherwise qualified individuals with a disability" in any employment action is:
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Which of the following is NOT one of the major areas addressed by ADA?
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The ADA states that people who meet essential eligibility requirements, or could meet them with reasonable accommodations, should be given the opportunity to participate in recreation programs. Which of the following conditions should be present for this to occur?
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Which of the following would be a reasonable accommodation to be made to enable people with disabilities to participate?
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Three types of undue burdens to be considered where accommodations may be denied are:
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Which of the following agencies does NOT enforce ADA?
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Having control over their lives in areas they value, the attitudes and abilities that lead individuals to define goals for themselves, and the ability to take the initiative to achieve their goals best describes:
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The experience derived from investing one's attention in action patterns that are intrinsically motivating best describes:
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Activity that is so compelling in and of itself that one becomes deeply absorbed in it and loses consciousness of self and awareness of time best describes:
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What is the experience that results out of basic biological drives such as hunger, thirst, sex, and sufficient stimulation?
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The act of selecting one option, ideally a preferred one, from among others that are simultaneously available best describes:
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A desire for an option following a comparison of that option against a continuum of other options best describes:
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The transfer of power and control over the values, decisions, choices, and directions of human services from external entities to the consumers of services best describes:
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When an individual does not possess the skills to completely participate in recreation activities, but assistance and adaptations are provided to facilitate participation, then this enables the individual to experience:
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Which of the following provides a means for developing an awareness of recreation activities and resources and for learning skills needed for participation throughout the life span?
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Leisure education programs should be designed to teach skills and:
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Which component of leisure education includes general goals and specific behavioral objectives?
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Which component of leisure education provides workshops to promote rather than discourage independent leisure functioning for the person with disabilities?
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Which of the following are examples of the major domains of a leisure education program?
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The description, "All facilities receiving direct or indirect federal funds must provide access to all people" that is considered the first federal policy to protect the rights of people with disabilities best describes:
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The description, "All people have equal access to jobs, education, housing, transportation, and all programs that directly or indirectly receive federal funds", best describes:
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The degree to which a person with limitations can get to, enter and use a building or area surrounding the facility is known as:
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This implies that there is an obstruction that impedes an individual's progress:
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"Freedom or ability to obtain or make use of" or "ability to enter, approach, communicate with, or pass to and from" best describes the term:
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What are the two most common types of barriers faced each day by people with disabilities?
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The colors of The International Symbol of Access which are determined by policies presented by the 1975 Assembly of Rehabilitation International meeting are:
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Which of the following suggestions for recreation professionals, take action to increase access?
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Which of the following is NOT a Principle of Universal Design:
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A benefit of inclusion for people with disabilities is:
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A strategy for fostering social interactions and friendships is to:
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When making any adaptation to equipment it is critical to continuously evaluate each adaptation with regard to:
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To adapt a physical component of a program, which of the following changes may be made?
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Sensory factors, participation area and boundaries are all included in which area of adaptation?
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The optimal condition in which individuals learn and actively participate is the:
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One who pleads the cause of another or gives support to a particular cause is called:
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One characteristic that distinguishes between advocacy and other everyday activities is:
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Individuals or groups speaking up on their own behalf to try to change their social status and situation are practicing:
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