Question 1

What does it mean to be a "person with a disability" from a social model perspective?

Accepted Answer

A)  People whose disability influences their identity and affects their everyday life 
B)  People who are temporarily disabled (e.g., skiing accident) or permanently disabled 
C)  Any person who has a physical or mental handicap 
D)  A person who has permanent disabilities ranging from mild to severe 
A)  People whose disability influences their identity and affects their everyday life 
B)  People who are temporarily disabled (e.g., skiing accident) or permanently disabled 
C)  Any person who has a physical or mental handicap 
D)  A person who has permanent disabilities ranging from mild to severe A

Question 2

Characteristic(s) of the medical model include:

Accepted Answer

A)  Causation and responsibility of disability derived from authoritative sources 
B)  An emphasis on providing labels/diagnoses 
C)  It has had dominance in shaping the understanding of disability 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Causation and responsibility of disability derived from authoritative sources 
B)  An emphasis on providing labels/diagnoses 
C)  It has had dominance in shaping the understanding of disability 
D)  All of the above D

Question 3

Which law addressed work disincentives by allowing individuals to maintain their benefits and access to health care coverage while receiving vocational training, advanced education, or a trial work period?

Accepted Answer

A)  Ticket to Work and WIIA of 1999 
B)  Workforce Investment Act of 1998 
C)  American with Disabilities Act of 1990 
D)  Rehabilitation Act of 1973 
A)  Ticket to Work and WIIA of 1999 
B)  Workforce Investment Act of 1998 
C)  American with Disabilities Act of 1990 
D)  Rehabilitation Act of 1973 A

Question 4

A process of continual reassessment and adjustment to disability is called a:

Accepted Answer

A)  Health and wellness 
B)  Quality of life 
C)  Response shift 
D)  Tragic journey 
A)  Health and wellness 
B)  Quality of life 
C)  Response shift 
D)  Tragic journey

Question 5

The amount of Social Security Income (SSI) is based on:

Accepted Answer

A)  Income and financial need 
B)  Future potential 
C)  Work contributions 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Income and financial need 
B)  Future potential 
C)  Work contributions 
D)  None of the above

What does it mean to be a "person with a disability" from a social model perspective?

Characteristic(s) of the medical model include:

Which law addressed work disincentives by allowing individuals to maintain their benefits and access to health care coverage while receiving vocational training, advanced education, or a trial work period?

A process of continual reassessment and adjustment to disability is called a:

The amount of Social Security Income (SSI) is based on:

Rehabilitation Counseling Professional Competencies

Professional Credentialing

History of Rehabilitation Counseling in the Profession of Counseling

Concepts and Models

Disability Policy and Law

Family and Relationship Issues

The Disability Rights Community

Disability Issues in a Global Context

Assessment

Counseling

Case Management

Advocacy

Career Development and Employment of People With Disabilities

Forensic and Indirect Services

Ethics and Ethical Decision Making

Cultural Competence and Social Justice

Evidence-Based Practice and Research Utilization

Psychiatric Rehabilitation

Technology

Rehabilitation Counselor Supervision

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Exam 6: The Person With a Disability

What does it mean to be a "person with a disability" from a social model perspective?

Characteristic(s) of the medical model include:

Which law addressed work disincentives by allowing individuals to maintain their benefits and access to health care coverage while receiving vocational training, advanced education, or a trial work period?

A process of continual reassessment and adjustment to disability is called a:

The amount of Social Security Income (SSI) is based on:

Rehabilitation Counseling Professional Competencies

Professional Credentialing

History of Rehabilitation Counseling in the Profession of Counseling

Concepts and Models

Disability Policy and Law

Family and Relationship Issues

The Disability Rights Community

Disability Issues in a Global Context

Assessment

Counseling

Case Management

Advocacy

Career Development and Employment of People With Disabilities

Forensic and Indirect Services

Ethics and Ethical Decision Making

Cultural Competence and Social Justice

Evidence-Based Practice and Research Utilization

Psychiatric Rehabilitation

Technology

Rehabilitation Counselor Supervision

Filters