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RPT 200 Final
fall final
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Enjoyment is short-lived, often results in desensitization, and is focused on the five | false |
| Intrinsic motivation is a key determinant to achieving a sense of perceived freedom | true |
| Identity vs. role confusion is the socioemotional developmental stage for young adults (20-39 yrs.). | false |
| Anyone can become a certified park & recreation professional regardless of education or experience. | false |
| The Greeks subscribed to leisure as a state of mind or the private perception of one’s leisure experiences | false |
| Schole is the Greek word for leisure and can be loosely translated to school or contemplation | true |
| The splash ponds in Central Park, NY were considered among the first playgrounds in the United States. | false |
| Evaluative feedback is better than descriptive feedback when it comes to empowering others to evaluate their own performance/skill. | false |
| The 1990s brought about awareness and started a movement to change the way we view recreation and underrepresented groups in society | false |
| The usefulness of philosophy in leisure provides guidance on “how” to think rather than “what” to think. | true |
| Advocates of puritan values and the protestant work ethic, Jane Addams, Joseph Lee, and Luther Gulick developed “blue laws” to prohibit play and recreation on the Sabbath (a day of rest and worship). | false |
| Which of the following conditions are considered the current focus on play: | inside activities and structured activities |
| This age group is developing trust and autonomy, and enjoys repetitive activities: | 0-2 years |
| Which of the following conditions is NOT an aspect of flow? | all of the above are benefits (skill, concentration, loss of self consciousness, clear goals and feedback) |
| Which of the following socioemotional tasks is associated with middle adulthood | intimacy |
| Which of the following is NOT considered a benefit of parks and recreation? | all of the above (skill, concentration, loss of consciousness, clear goals and feedback) |
| Which of the following parks is considered the first national park? | yellowstone |
| What strategy(ies), based on skill vs. challenge, must Curley implement to experience flow: | increase skill decrease challenge |
| Your professor is having a hard time being an uncle--help him select an appropriate activity for his 8-year old niece: | competitive game with rules |
| This era believed that the majority of leisure was deemed a distraction from God? | middle ages (500-1400) |
| Self-exploration through drugs, sex, and other hedonistic pleasures was most indicative of this decade: | 1960-1970 |
| The dictionary often defines and society often associates “play” with the following characteristic: | engagement in fivolous |
| creation and appreciation of beauty is an important consideration in leisure, focus on both culture and natural environment, | aesthetics |
| most closely related to western culture and the concept of leisure, three resolution approaches (consequence, duty, virtue), critique of consumption | ethics |
| whether qualitative or quantitative methods should be used to collect data | epistemology |
| formal rules, critical thinking, inferences, premises, conclusion, focus on principles and structure of reasoning | logic |
| inquiry into reality -- what is reality, questions whether leisure is a state of being or a state of mind | metaphysics |
| Leisure services are the 3rd largest segment of the gross domestic national product just behind social security and defense spending. | false |
| The majority of professional associations related to recreation are nonprofit organizations. | true |
| According to chapter 16, the terms adventure recreation and outdoor recreation are used interchangeably in the profession. | false |
| According to the text, there are five (5) components of wellness. | false |
| the public sector was the first largest sector to provide leisure services | false |
| outdoor adventure education utilizes specific risk taking activities | true |
| one of the biggest trends facing public rec is a changing US | true |
| alienation and anomie are spiritual benefits associated with arts and cultural recreation | false |
| public recreation at the state level is primarily passive less programmed and used to promote business | true |
| due to the lack of evidence the arts and cultural recreation lead to individual benefits, leisure service providers struggle with provision | false |
| daily amount of time spent on leisure for americans | four hours |
| which statement is true regarding the three sectors | all of the above (nonprofit--social sector, pub rec--economic sector, gov rec--political sector) |
| which is true about Yellowstone | it was designed by president grant 1872 |
| which certificate is offered through the national recreation and park assocaition | certified parks and rec professional AND certified playground inspector |
| which of the following is not considered an alternate term for nonprofit sector | they are all considered alternate terms (quasi-public, independent, third) |
| special Olympics and special rec associations are examples pf what type of inclusion | parallel inclusion |
| which of the following are motivation for outdoor adventure and rec participations | all of the above (fun and restoration, sense of accomplishment and achievement, creativity and problem solving) |
| which is true regarding adventure recreations | all the above are true (there are elements of objective danger, subjective dance and the outcome is uncertain) |
| the name of the process in which people move from a hospital or institution back to their own homes | deinstitutionalization |
| The National Riffle association and the national org for women are examples of this non profit subcatergory | these two or not examples of non profits |
| Americans with Disability act was the first legislation and law related to accessibility for peeps with disabilities | false |
| unfortunately, campus rec has seen a decline growth in the past 50 years | false |
| the Maccabiah games is the largest Islamic cultural event focused on Muslim women and children | false |
| in the leisure sport managment model, professional sport has a spectator orientation/emphasis | true |
| the united states has the largest internet market in the world and the most users | false |
| during the colonial times in Brazil, leisure was perceived as negative and avoided or suppressed. | true |
| the difference between military and civilian rec is that you must be enlisted to take park in military rec | false |
| the internet has a significant impact on and implications for the leisure service delivery system | true |
| an increase in gpa has been directly linked with participation in campus rec | true |
| the term handicap comes from a picture of a man in a wheel chair holding a cap in his hand begging for money or food | true |
| sustainability focuses on the following area(s): | all of the above (environment, economy, community) |
| the five characteristics that distinguish for-profit enterprises from other services are | all of the above (pricing of service, ability to quickly respond to changes in market, and ability to buy and sell enterprise) |
| what civilization recognized the benefits of participating in rec activities for people with illnesses or disabilities | all of the above (eqypt, greece, india) |
| the follwoing was considered the founder of modern day nursing and believed that the wounded soldiers should be in a beautiful place with music family and pets for comfort and quicker recovery time | Florence Nightinggale |
| which of the following is not considered a internal barrier to inclusion | collaborative planning |
| which represents the acronym for the professional organization for therapeutic recreation professionals | ATRA |
| which of the following is not considered a philisophocal approach to correctional recreation | a psychological inventory (testing) of inamtes leads to prescribed and individual rec |
| which of the follwoing are considered goals of recreational programming in prisons | all of the above (develop acceptable outlets for stress, problem solving skills, and foster interpersonal skills) |
| In China's classification of the leisure industry, which of the following is not considered a category of leisure | deviant leisure |
| In the area of armed forces, MWR stands for | none of the above |
| for many years considered the primary model for TR services | leisure ability model |
| optimal health in a favorable environment, health care treatment modality | health protection model |
| TR has a role in four types of services, single activity can satisfy multiple goals | service model |
| focuses on the whole person, not just one aspect of functioning | outcome model |
| a tr model that focuses on strengths and abilities of the client to overcome limitations from a disability | all the models (leisure ability, health protection, service, outcome) |
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