Chapter 10/11
T or F-Focusing on the client's limitations allows the therapeutic recreation specialist to design the most appropriate plan.
False
Trends in campus recreation often occur in what two specific areas?
facilities and programming
Considerations for program design in this stage of development include opportunities to develop gross motor skills in a safe environment.
infancy (birth to 2 years)
The type of leadership used for an exercise class is
structured leadership
Once considered simply a diversion from work and a tool for recreation, sport has grown into a(n) _______ industry.
multibillion-dollar
The process of determining a person's interests and needs is
Assessment
__________ occurs when people of faith engage in recreational activities through their religious institutions.
Faith-based recreation
This age group is when most people begin roles in employment and become intimate partners and parents.
early adulthood (20 to 39 years)
The leadership used by an agency to provide swimming pools, picnic areas, and walking trails is
general leadership
In 2015, what percentage of American people participated in recreational sport?
67
What are the steps in the therapeutic process
Assessment
2. Planning
3. Implementation
4. Evaluation
________ sets out to develop the attitudes, skills, and knowledge required for optimal functioning in leisure.
Leisure education
Typically, people who are in ______________ become more aware of their mortality and find exercise to be important.
middle adulthood
Which program format provides an opportunity for people to use recreational facilities and control their own experience?
drop-in or open
________________________ is the general term used to identify professional careers in planning, organizing, leading, and controlling sport events, programs, personnel, and facilities.
Sport Management
A common component of all definitions of therapeutic recreation is
quality of life
The requirements for people who work in the faith-based recreation field are
passionate commitment to the faith, training in recreation and leadership, and a focus on nurturing the faith or the culture
T or F -When a person is in middle childhood, his or her ability to reason logically about ideas and events develops.
A program with ___________________ will have an instructor who is directing and controlling the experience.
structured leadership
Typical benefits of recreational sport to the community include
enhanced community identity and integration, community values, deterrent to antisocial behavior, and economic growth
Benefits of participation in campus recreation include
improved overall emotional well-being, reduced stress, and improved happiness
A benefit that employers see in offering recreation and health promotion services to their employees is
reduced health care claims and cost
Ego support is an important function of friendship during:
middle and late childhood
Performing arts programs include
activities that focus on self-expression in music, dance, and drama
The top six trends in recreational sport management are in the areas of
funding, legal aspects, sport facilities, technology, personnel, and programming