Perspectives - First Exam Review

Which FoR would be best for a child exhibiting symptoms of anxiety/depression?

Vicarious reinforcement says that kids learn by watching others to learn negative behaviors.

What are some examples of executive functioning skills?

Neurodevelopmental Training FoR aims to ___ typical movement and ____ atypical movement.

What schedule AND type of reinforcement is best?

With the PEGS assessment, the child isn't involved in treatment planning.

Visual-Perceptual FoR is based on developmental and acquisitional theories.

Name the reflex - Stimulus: turning head to one side; Response: ext. of face-side extrem., flex. of skull-side extrem.

What elements are important for skilled movement?

What does the Biomechanical FoR primarily use for clients?

What is spasticity?

Name the reflex - Stimuli: loud noise or drop baby backwards; Response: arm abduct./ext. rot., finger abduct. and ext.

Which assessment involves the parent, caregiver, and educator filling it out and focuses on sensory abilities?

What are some example(s) visual motor is used?

In the School-Aged FoR, what usually develops last?

Dyspraxia involves difficulty planning movement.

Proximal stability = distal ____?

What is the focus for Motor Skill Acquisition FoR?

Name the reflex - Stimulus: head flexion in prone position; Response: UEs and LEs flex

Standardized tests include administration and norm-references for scoring.

Hot temperature can cause ____ muscle tone.

What is the main focus of Neurodevelopmental Training FoR?

What is test-retest reliability?

Name the reflex - Stimuli: Head flexion; Response: UEs flex and LEs extend

Running is an example of a closed task.

Visual figure-ground is used in games like "Where's Waldo?"

Which assessment focuses on "burden of care"?