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Martha is 88 years old and cannot remember where she put the remote. This is likely influenced by:
Neurobiological Factors
Sociocultural Influences
Task Factors
Affective Factors
2
Tim is making eggs, but puts the whole eggs (shell and all) in the skillet. In what area is the cognitive impairment?
Executive Function
Awareness
Memory
Visual Processing
3
Allen's Cognitive Disabilities Frame of Reference is concerned with...
Localized Cognitive Impairments
Global Cognitive Functioning
Specific Mental Skills
Performance Patterns
4
Karen jumps when a balloon pops next to her. She then stares blankly at the wall. Which level of ACLS is she at?
2
3
4
1
5
What type of practice is the BEST for learning new skills?
No Practice
Random Practice
Practice???
Blocked Practice
6
Josh only knows how to put on his t-shirts one way. When given a button-up shirt he is confused. This is an example of:
A Splinter Skill
Discrimination
Dominating Habits
Generalization
7
Adam is having trouble staying focused in class because he keeps getting distracted. This is an issue with a:
Body function
Global Mental Function
Specific Mental Function
Sensory function
8
Every time Fido sits on command he is given a treat. What schedule of reinforcement is this?
Fixed-Ratio
Differential
Fixed-Interval
Continuous
9
Which of the following shows NOMINAL data:
Asexual, bisexual, heterosexual, homosexual, pansexual
1 pound, 2 pounds, 3 pounds, 4 pounds
1 degree, 2 degrees, 3 degrees, 4 degrees
Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior
10
Age Equivalents have the following limitation:
Only servve a small group for a specific age
Cover a large range of ages
Do not consider atypically developed children
None of the above
11
Which technique helps people recall information over progressively longer intervals of time?
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Chunking
Spaced Retrieval
Errorless Learning
12
Compensatory Strategies are ONLY used with people that can increase their level of cognition.
False
True
13
Which type of data do MOST assessments use?
Nominal
Ratio
Ordinal
Interval
14
Z-Scores are ALWAYS positive
True
False
15
Karen insists that she is home even though she is in the hospital. What area does she display a cognitive impairment?
Orientation
Neglect
Memory
Attention
16
What is the correct order of the self-awareness hierarchy from LOWEST to HIGHEST
Intellectual, Anticipatory, Emergent
Emergent, Anticipatory, Intellectual
Intellectual, Emergent, Anticipatory
Emergent, Intellectual, Anticipatory
17
The COTE is used to tell if someone is ready to discharge. This means it is what type of assessment?
Descriptive
Evaluative
Predictive
Discriminative
18
Michael scored in the 99th percentile for protective instincts. This means he scored better than only 98% of others.
True
False
19
A reinforcer will decrease a behavior per operant conditioning?
False
True
20
Which of the following measure behavior?
Frequency
Duration
Intensity
All of the above
21
Behaviorism is concerned with the THINKING part of doing.
False
True
22
Kanye is told if she sells 1 million records he will go platinum. What kind of schedule of reinforcement is this?
Fixed-Interval
Variable-Interval
Fixed-Ratio
Variable-Ratio
23
This does NOT allow for open-ended questions
Errorless Learning
Non-Standardized Interview
Motivational Interviewing
Socratic Questioning
24
Kara has been restless when sleeping at night and it is affecting her functioning. Sleep is a:
Global Mental Function
Body Function
Sensory Function
Specific Mental Function
25
Kayla is told if she earns 5 stars by doing her chores she will get $1. This is:
Cheap
Response-Cost
Punishment
Differential Conditioning
26
When crossing the street a mom grabs her son's hand and says, "hold my hand." This is a type of:
Biofeedback
Prompting
Shaping
Chaining
27
Which of theese is the basis for insight?
Self Regulation
Self Awareness
Motivation
Goal Setting
28
Tad is asked to use a toothbrush. He has never seen a toothbrush before. He combs his hair with it. What is the deficit?
Confabulation
Ideomotor
Praxis
Ideational
29
Which of the following shows ORDINAL data:
Asexual, bisexual, heterosexual, homosexual, pansexual
1 degree, 2 degrees, 3 degrees, 4 degrees
Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior
1 pound, 2 pounds, 3 pounds, 4 pounds
30
Which type of assessment allows for training during the assessment
Standardized
Nonstandardized
Static
Dynamic
31
You pass the Eval II exam, but you tell yourself, "That was just dumb luck." What type of cognitive distortion is this?
Disqualifying the positive
Labeling
Filtering
Martydom
32
Bill is drawing a flower, but only draws half. In what area does he display a cognitive impairment?
Memory
Neglect
Executive Function
Awareness
33
Therapist knows their patient has dementia & uses errorless learning because it has worked in the past. Reasoning Type?
Narrative
Ethical
Procedural
Pragmatic
34
An item for an assessment is an object you use to perform the assessment
False
True
35
Which of the following shows INTERVAL data:
1 degree, 2 degrees, 3 degrees, 4 degrees
Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior
1 pound, 2 pounds, 3 pounds, 4 pounds
Asexual, bisexual, heterosexual, homosexual, pansexual
36
The therapist helps Tom identify and restructure his irrational beliefs. The therapist is using this form of CBT:
Cognitive Behavior Modification (Meichnbaum)
Rational Emotive Therapy (Ellis)
Social Cognitive Theory (Bandura)
Cognitive Therapy (Beck)
37
What type of score is the most VALID AND RELIABLE?
This score! *dunks on your face*
Raw Score
Standard Score (T-Score, Z-Score, Stanine)
Age Equivalent Score
38
What type of validity means that the test appears to test what it aims to test?
Predictive Validity
Construct Validity
Concurrent Validity
Face Validity
39
According to Bandura, a person will ALWAYS reproduce an observed behavior:
True
False
40
Dawn is working to help increase Kyle's cognition after a concussion. Dawn is using this approach:
Remediation
Maintain
Create
Modification
41
Which of these is an example of anosognia?
Barbara remembers her home address and phone number.
Terry thinks she knows the answer to today's wordle.
Allan tells a long story about his first job working for GM.
Kevin has never seen a bop-it before and has no idea what it is for.
42
Correlation is the same as cause-effect
True
False
43
Paula is doing bar trivia. She is able to give the name of the president in 1975. What type of memory did she use?
Implicit Memory
Memory all alone in the moonlight
Declarative Memory
Explicit Memory
44
Medication Diversion is a form of elder abuse?
False
True
45
The Trail-Making Test can determine how well someone may do when driving. What type of validity is this?
Predictive Validity
Face Validity
Ecological Validity
Concurrent Validity
46
Which of the following shows RATIO data:
1 pound, 2 pounds, 3 pounds, 4 pounds
1 degree, 2 degrees, 3 degrees, 4 degrees
Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior
Asexual, bisexual, heterosexual, homosexual, pansexual
47
Bill scores Tammy poorly because he doesn't like her hair. This is an example of:
Hawthorne Effect
Halo/Horn Effect
Test Taker Error
Tester Error
48
There are THREE types of orientation
False
True
49
Randy, Paula, and Simon all give the MoCA to 10 sec Tom. Randy gives an 8, Paula 12, and Simon a 1. This is a problem w/
Interater Reliability
Intrarater Reliability
Test-Retest Error
Validity
50
Measurements are always perfect
True
False
51
Steve tries to put together a birdhouse using trial and error. Which level of ACLS is he at?
5
4
3
6
52
Stella did great on her SAT. This means she will do great on the GRE.
True
False
53
An assumption of CBT is that cognitive function affects:
Emotions and Behaviors
Memory and Thought
Hopes and Dreams
Relationships and Orientation