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Froggy Jumps Historical Foundations & Leisure Theories QuizOnline version Foundations & theories overview by elli 1 Which historical figure is most associated with removing chains from patients and promoting humane treatment? a Dorothea Dix b Benjamin Rush c Philippe Pinel 2 The York Retreat is significant because it: a Created a home-like environment using routine and meaningful occupation b Introduced surgical psychiatric treatment c Focused on punishment and isolation 3 During World War I, recreation workers were primarily used to: a Entertain soldiers only b Replace medical treatment c Restore physical and emotional functioning 4 Florence Nightingale believed healing was influenced by: a Environment (light, air, cleanliness) b Strict discipline c Medication only 5 Which theory focuses on autonomy, competence, and relatedness? a Self-Determination Theory b Self-Efficacy Theory c Leisure Ability Model 6 A client completes progressively harder tasks and gains confidence. This reflects: a Self-Efficacy Theory b Moral Treatment c Health Promotion Model 7 The main goal of the Leisure Ability Model is to: a Cure mental illness b Prevent hospitalization c Build leisure independence 8 The Health Protection component focuses on: a Teaching art skills b Increasing intrinsic motivation c Preventing secondary conditions 9 Leisure best connects to self-actualization because it: a Forces participation b Is always structured therapy c Allows personal growth and identity development 10 Intrinsic motivation means a person participates because: a They are required to b They are rewarded c The activity is personally meaningful 11 A common strength of individuals with ASD is: a Strong attention to detail b Lack of interests c Poor memory 12 ASD is statistically more common in: a Females b Males c Older adults 13 Dementia is: a Temporary memory loss b A normal part of aging c A progressive cognitive condition 14 Reminiscence therapy is effective because it: a Focuses only on new learning b Eliminates symptoms c Engages long-term memory and identity 15 A veteran experiencing hypervigilance may benefit from outdoor recreation because it: a Encourages isolation b Removes all stress c Reduces stress and rebuilds confidence 16 Adaptive sports are effective because they: a Replace counseling b Build mastery and self-efficacy c Avoid physical challenge 17 Comorbidity refers to: a Emotional coping b Medication side effects c Two or more conditions occurring together 18 A common limitation associated with cancer treatment is: a Improved immune response b Increased energy c Fatigue 19 Anhedonia is defined as: a Fear of social settings b Inability to experience pleasure c Excessive energy 20 Leisure education in substance use recovery is important because it: a Replaces therapy b Fills unstructured time with healthy alternatives c Prevents all relapse

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Which historical figure is most associated with removing chains from patients and promoting humane treatment?

The York Retreat is significant because it:

During World War I, recreation workers were primarily used to:

Florence Nightingale believed healing was influenced by:

Which theory focuses on autonomy, competence, and relatedness?

A client completes progressively harder tasks and gains confidence. This reflects:

The main goal of the Leisure Ability Model is to:

The Health Protection component focuses on:

Leisure best connects to self-actualization because it:

Intrinsic motivation means a person participates because:

A common strength of individuals with ASD is:

ASD is statistically more common in:

Dementia is:

Reminiscence therapy is effective because it:

A veteran experiencing hypervigilance may benefit from outdoor recreation because it:

Adaptive sports are effective because they:

Comorbidity refers to:

A common limitation associated with cancer treatment is:

Anhedonia is defined as:

Leisure education in substance use recovery is important because it: