Florida International University

LEI 4724

Quiz 12

1)A cognitive stage of play that involves repetitive actions of already learned sensory or motor activities that result in enjoyment is referred to as

2. When thought about an action occurs, the sensory process has reached:

3. Symbolic play involves repetitive actions of sensory or motor activities that result in enjoyment.
4. When people engage in play for inherent rewards, they are displaying:
5. Exteroception senses access stimuli from outside the body
6. Receptors in the mouth provide information about smell, texture and temperature to determine flavor.
7.                                          is the process of anticipating and planning for the needs of a client to minimize challenges, optimize functioning, and maximize participation through the use of environmental adaptation
8. Interoception senses access stimuli from                    the body, including:                       ;                    ; and other internal senses.
9. Which assessment tool below provides a complete picture of children's sensory processing difficulties at school and at home:
10. What do we call a regimen of regularly scheduled, sensory-based activities provided throughout the day so that the individual's sensory needs are met in a safe, controlled, and socially appropriate environment?
11.                       is the use of touch that contributes to our experience, enjoyment, and learning.
12. Joan and Mischa are both playing with their dolls and sitting closely to each other, but they don't even communicate or make eye contact. This is an example of:
13. Which assessment tool offers an objective way to determine whether (and to what extent) an infant has sensory processing deficits.
14. In nondirective play, the role of the therapist is relatively                                  . The therapist develops a                                                      with the participant and works at the person's  to achieve