CRC EXAM Free Quiz

Vocational experts are most likely to be used in cases where the primary disability is:

You would give your client the Hooper Visual Organization Test in order to screen for:

Drugs that enhance a neurotransmitter's effects are referred to as:

Jonathan will be able to learn his job after a short demonstration, but it requires heavy lifting. It is considered to be:

Which employer practice will lead to lower disability claims rates?

The people most likely to be present at an administrative hearing are:

In a counseling session, the use of action skills results in:

Bowen considered this to be the smallest unit of human relationships that is stable:

The common orthopedic term for movement of a body part away from the midline is known as:

An advantage of group work with multicultural populations is:

Who will make treatment recommendations for a life care plan?

Which company policy will be most effective in disability management?

Which chemical is an important part of the stress response?

Ramon is a warehouse worker who is expected to lose 3 weeks of work because of a broken toe that resulted from a box falling on it. What is his disability classification?

What did Holland call the 'fit' between environment and personality type?

Which of the following is the most essential aspect of performing a job analysis?

In which of the following venues would a CRC expect to find the highest degree of regulation when formulating a vocational opinion?

Mandatory rehabilitation benefits:

Work Adjustment Theory would submit that people try their best to:

In the word "diplopia," "diplo" means:

You are seeing a client who is reentering the job market. Which of the following skills would you suggest to increase the probability of her finding a job?

The Minnesota Theory of Work Adjustment involves the concept of:

A rehab house would like to determine how it can decrease the elopement rate of teenage girls at its group homes. The type of evaluation the rehab house would probably request is a:

'Qualified individual with a disability' means:

Which of the following types of information would be least important to gather at the initial interview with a workers' compensation claimant?

Group interactions between members are focused on an individual's description of an event in her life. Members comment and suggest what this individual should have done. The focus of the group is in the past, which would suggest the group is in what stage?

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) provides:

The medical care associated with workers' compensation:

The primary difference between sedentary and light work is:

What skills group would editing, artistic, filing, and interpersonal fall under?

Which act introduced the concept of 'least restrictive environment?

What is the basic function of Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972?