Question 1

Which of the following was the result of injured veterans returning from World War I?&#10;A) Social Security&#10;B) The profession of Rehabilitation Counseling&#10;C) Prohibition&#10;D) Social work

Accepted Answer

The profession of Rehabilitation Counseling emerged as a distinct field in response to the needs of returning World War I veterans who suffered physical and psychological injuries. This profession focuses on helping individuals with disabilities achieve their personal, career, and independent living goals through a counseling process.

Question 2

Which term is defined as restrictions or lack of ability to function in a certain area due to some type of impairment?&#10;A) Disability&#10;B) Impairment&#10;C) Handicap&#10;D) Mental illness

Accepted Answer

Disability refers to the condition of being unable to perform as a consequence of physical or mental unfitness, highlighting restrictions or lack of abilities to function in certain areas due to impairments.

Question 3

Which of the following is an example of people-first language?&#10;A) &#34;Autistic children&#34;&#10;B) &#34;Wheelchair-bound&#34;&#10;C) &#34;Person with cerebral palsy&#34;&#10;D) &#34;Confined to a wheelchair&#34;

Accepted Answer

People-first language emphasizes the individual first and foremost, rather than defining them by their disability. "Person with cerebral palsy" is an example of people-first language because it mentions the person before the disability, suggesting that the condition is just one aspect of the person's life, not the defining characteristic.

Question 4

Which term is defined as environmental or social barriers that limit or prevent a person with a disability from performing certain tasks?&#10;A) Disability&#10;B) Impairment&#10;C) Handicap&#10;D) Assistive technology

Accepted Answer

Handicap refers to the environmental or social barriers that limit or prevent a person with a disability from performing certain tasks, distinguishing it from the actual condition (disability) or the physical or mental attribute (impairment).

Question 5

Which term is defined as any loss of physical or psychological functioning at the organ level?&#10;A) Disability&#10;B) Impairment&#10;C) Handicap&#10;D) Injury

Accepted Answer

Impairment is defined as any loss or abnormality of psychological, physiological, or anatomical structure or function at the organ level.

Question 6

Which term is defined by the ability to access information and resources and effect change in oneself and one's community?&#10;A) Self-determination&#10;B) Autonomy&#10;C) Empowerment&#10;D) Beneficence

Accepted Answer

Empowerment is defined as the process of becoming stronger and more confident, especially in controlling one's life and claiming one's rights, which includes the ability to access information and resources and effect change in oneself and one's community.

Question 7

Which term is defined by the principle of independence and involves allowing an individual the freedom of choice and action?&#10;A) Self-advocacy&#10;B) Civil rights&#10;C) Empowerment&#10;D) Autonomy

Accepted Answer

Autonomy is defined by the principle of independence and involves allowing an individual the freedom of choice and action. It emphasizes an individual's right to make their own choices and decisions.

Question 8

Which of the following is a function of assistive technology?&#10;A) Making the environment more accessible for people with disabilities&#10;B) Enabling people with disabilities to perform fewer work tasks at the workplace&#10;C) Increasing the economic gains for technology companies&#10;D) Helping the person with his or her physical appearance

Accepted Answer

Assistive technology is designed to make environments, tools, and tasks more accessible to individuals with disabilities, thereby enhancing their ability to perform activities of daily living, work, and engage in their communities.

Question 9

Which of the following is considered to be assistive technology?&#10;A) Pencil&#10;B) Wheelchair&#10;C) Toothbrush&#10;D) Bicycle

Accepted Answer

Wheelchairs are considered assistive technology because they are devices designed to aid individuals with disabilities or mobility issues, enabling them to move around more freely and independently.

Question 10

Which of the following terms is defined as &#34;any item, piece of equipment, or system that is commonly used to increase, maintain, or improve functional capabilities of individuals with disabilities&#34;?&#10;A) Assistive technology&#10;B) Reasonable accommodations&#10;C) Accessible devices&#10;D) Computer technology

Accepted Answer

Assistive technology specifically refers to devices or systems that help individuals with disabilities perform functions that might otherwise be difficult or impossible for them. This can include a wide range of products, from wheelchairs and hearing aids to software and hardware that assist with communication and mobility.

Question 11

Which of the following is an example of a universally designed item that was invented for individuals with disabilities but also is used by individuals without disabilities?&#10;A) Braille&#10;B) Curb cuts&#10;C) Captioned telephones&#10;D) Computers

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Question 12

One of the most common challenges in the Rehabilitation Counseling profession includes _____.&#10;A) Time pressures&#10;B) Low pay&#10;C) Abundant resources&#10;D) Patient diversity

Accepted Answer

The answer of One of the most common challenges in...

Question 13

The area of rehabilitation counseling that requires court testimony in high-stakes cases is called _____.&#10;A) State VR&#10;B) VA VR&E&#10;C) Mental health&#10;D) Forensic rehabilitation

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The answer of The area of rehabilitation counseling that requires...

Question 14

Assistive technology is _____.&#10;A) A component of case management&#10;B) Used to increase, maintain, or improve functional capabilities&#10;C) The same as information technology&#10;D) A cool game

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The answer of Assistive technology is _____.&#10;A) A component of...

Question 15

The Holland's code SAI indicates which of the following?&#10;A) Sincere Artistic Investigative&#10;B) Social Analytical Investigative&#10;C) Social Artistic Investigative&#10;D) Social Artistic Introspective

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The answer of The Holland's code SAI indicates which of...

Question 16

Individuals who want to demonstrate their expertise in rehabilitation counseling usually hold which credential?&#10;A) BSW&#10;B) CRC&#10;C) LPC&#10;D) PhD

Accepted Answer

The answer of Individuals who want to demonstrate their expertise...

Question 17

Which agency certifies that rehabilitation counselors are competent to practice in the field?&#10;A) The Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification&#10;B) State Vocational Rehabilitation&#10;C) Counselor Educator programs&#10;D) State LPC boards

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which agency certifies that rehabilitation counselors are...

Question 18

Allowing individuals to make choices that might potentially expose them to harm is known as _____.&#10;A) Empowerment&#10;B) Unethical support&#10;C) The Dignity of Risk&#10;D) Harm reduction

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The answer of Allowing individuals to make choices that might...

Question 19

During what decade was the rehabilitation counseling model expanded to include individuals with mental illness and intellectual disabilities?&#10;A) The 1920s&#10;B) The 1940s&#10;C) The 1950s&#10;D) The 1960s

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Question 20

It is imperative that rehabilitation counselors remain _____.&#10;A) Nonjudgmental and objective&#10;B) Biased&#10;C) Directive&#10;D) Dependent on their supervisors

Accepted Answer

The answer of It is imperative that rehabilitation counselors remain...

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