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The assessment techniques commonly used to evaluate adults with specific learning disabilities fall into these three categories: a. medical tests, psychological tests, and work evaluations. b. neurological tests, adaptive behavior scales, and personality tests. c. blood tests, Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale (WAIS-III) scores, and functional assessment tests. d. informal tests and observational measures, standardized psychological tests, and neuropsychological test batteries. D When developin...

Before placing the client in an on-the-job evaluation a rehab counselor needs to perform Job analysis A client who has difficulty with thinking and reasoning, processing speed attention, concentration and memory would be best referred to which professional to assess functional capacities and the ability to benefit from retraining? Neuropsychologis What is a characteristic of a harm reduction approach to substance abuse and treatment? Biopsychosocial factors exist in alcohol and drug use. The ...

Neonatal Period Birth to 12 days (two weeks). Pups most influenced by mother. Senses of touch and taste present at birth. Transitional Period 12 to 21 days (two to four weeks). Pups most influenced by mother and littermates. Eyes open, teeth begin coming in, senses of hearing and smell develop. Stand, walk a little, wag tail, bark. By fourth or fifth week eyesight is well-developed. Socialization: Learning to Relate and Communicate During this period, puppy needs opportunities to meet other do...

An OTA is asked to develop a discharge planning group for clients being discharged within the next month from a long term facility for adults with serious and persistent metal illness. Which action is best for the OTA to take initially? A. Obtain prospective group members occupational profile and postd/c goals and options. B. Identify community resources to develop a community reintegration program and enhance post-d/c participation. C. Develop a self medication management teaching module to ...

A person of entity engaging in the real estate business in CT must have CT Real Estate License 2 Categories of License: Broker and Salesperson (Both are Licensees) A salesperson must be affiliated with and can only work on behalf of a broker Connecticut Real Estate Commission Enforces CT licensing laws Main responsibilites: (1) Issue Licenses (2) Arbitrate disputes between brokers and salespersons (3) Investigate and prosecute complaints against licensees (4) Formulate and enforce rues and re...

A person engaging in real estate activities for another and for a fee must hold a valid a. agent's license. b. broker's license. c. salesperson's license. d. broker's or salesperson's license. b. broker's license. A licensed real estate salesperson must be a. affiliated with a licensed real estate broker. b. an employee of a licensed real estate broker. c. an independent contractor. d. willing to enter into agency relationships with clients. a. affiliated with a licensed real estate bro...

What characteristics of land have the most impact on market value Uniqueness and immobility How does a landlord acquire fixtures left by a tenant after lease expires Permanence A person engaging in real estate activities for another and for a fee must hold of valid Brokers license Under Connecticut licensing law, a limited liability company will be granted a brokers license only if All owners of the LLC have either a broker or sales person's license, and a majority of the entity is owned by ...

Connecticut licensing law recognizes the following listing agreements: Exclusive right to sell, exclusive agency, and open listing. Sharon Buyer called Agent Michael to view his listing on Monroe Street. Sharon does not have an agent. Michael provides a written Agency Disclosure Notice to Sharon stating that he represents the seller. Sharon is not required to any agency agreement prior to viewing the property A buyer finds and purchases a for-sale-by-owner home. A broker states an entitlement ...

Buyer brokerage contracts in Connecticut a. must be in writing to be enforceable b. must be on specific forms c. are not regulated under the license laws d. are illegal a. must be in writing to be enforceable In Connecticut, real estate commission and compensation are a. set by law b. set by the Real Estate Commission c. determined by local groups of brokers d. negotiable between the seller or the buyer and the broker d. negotiable between the seller or the buyer and the broker In Connecticut,...

Unlicensed Persons are _____________________ negotiating, listing, selling, or buying real estate for a client or customer. a. are allowed to take part in b. prohibited from b True or False: Any person working at a clerical capacity in a real estate brokerage office is not considered to be engaging in the real estate business and are not required to be licensed. True A ______________ is defined as a person or an entity that is paid a fee to act for another person in the purchase, sale, rental...