Quiz for AOTA CE Learners: Winter 2023 Conference: DIR® Addresses Visual-spatial Processing

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Sunday, January 29, 2023

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Discovering a Child’s Visual-Spatial Development in the DIR® Model

Serena Wieder, PhD

Visual Spatial Processing (VSP) best supports abstract symbolization when:
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Working memory is poor

When pretend play only relates to re-enactment of real life experiences

When child imagines the thoughts of others as well as his own wishes

Emotional stimuli and spatial information encoded, linked, and stored in memory for future recall do not play a role in imaginative play.
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True

False

The emotional impact of poor VSP is anxiety expressed in all but ____
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Trying to control everything and everyone around them

Avoiding of negative emotions

Becoming oppositional and defiant

Enjoying exploration and discovery

Challenges related to adaptive living, behavioral, and learning can include difficulties with:
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Directionality

Discrimination

Processing speed

Coordination

All of the above

Vision is More Than 20/20

Mehrnaz Azimi Green, OD, FCOVD

The term vision refers only to eyesight.
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True

False

It is possible to have visual-spatial processing challenges and 20/20 eyesight.
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True

False

Poor visual attention can be due to vision problems.
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True

False

Broadening Perspectives to Optimize Development and Success in School Settings

Karen McDowell

Standard academic tasks may be very challenging for students without strong visual spatial foundations.
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True

False

Activities that include moving the body in space with intent and goal oriented process support learning.
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True

False

The use of regulatory and sustained attention strategies help support students during visual learning.
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True

False

Great Minds Are Not All the Same

Temple Grandin, PhD

Cognitive thinking styles primarily are
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Verbal thinkers

Spatial visualizers

Object visualizers

Use a combination

Spatial visualizers think in colorful, pictorial and high-resolutions images of individual objects.
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True

False

Dr. Grandin emphasizes the importance of:
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A: Requiring only verbal academic classes

B: Providing choices of hands-on activities

C: Encourage video games

D: Get work experiences

B and D

Panel Discussion: The Spectrum of Visual-Spatial Pathways Across Developmental Domains

Carrie Alvarado, PhD, OTR; Mona Delahooke, PhD; Gil Foley, EdD, IMH-E; Mehrnaz Azimi Green, OD, FCOVD; Cortney Grove, MA, CCC-SLP, I/ECMH-C; Karen McDowell; Ricki Robinson, MD, MPH; Suzi Tortora, ED.D., BC-DMT, CMA, LCAT, LMHC; Rosemary White, OTR/L; Serena Wieder, PhD

Visual-spatial processing difficulties relate primarily to education
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True

False

Visual spatial processing
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A: occupies smaller areas of the cerebral cortex than other senses.

B: challenges can result in significant anxiety.

C: strengths can result in creative innovations.

all the above

all but A

Visual spatial processing challenges can derail
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Attachment

Imagery

Navigation

Working Memory

Communication

All of the above

Reflective Component

Please comment how you will use your insights from today's conference in your occupational therapy practice *

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