Margo is a patient that was diagnosed with dementia two years ago. She is currently living in a residential home. Her caregivers at the home mentioned to her family that Margo has recently started speaking more frequently. However, whenever they ask who she is speaking to, she provides the name of someone that is not present. Which of the following challenging behaviors of dementia is best demonstrated in this example? 

Which statement accurately describes the current level of sexuality education received by individuals with ASD?

A gymnast tells her coach Carmen she is aiming for 100% accuracy on the beam routine by month’s end to try out for the all-region team. This is an example of:

Ellie is teaching a client to identify boy versus girl, what is and what is not consent, and how to identify the girls versus the boys restroom. These skills would be considered:

Mitchell assists his client to improve his baseball swing with precise instructions, vocal feedback after each swing, and praise as he progresses. What strategy is Mitchell using?

Carrie, who sustained a traumatic brain injury (TBI) in a car accident six months ago, is making progress but struggles to understand others’ emotions and respond appropriately. This exemplifies problems in what area?

A volleyball coach aims to enhance players’ execution of 5 new plays by breaking them into steps, scoring their performance, and reinforcing consistent correct implementation. What strategy is the coach using?

Lucy, a gymnast, aims to master a double twisting vault and sets a goal in her planner to land it without stepping out more than 2 inches for three practice sessions by month’s end. What does this illustrate?

Jeffrey consistently opts for the smaller, more immediate reward rather than the larger, delayed reward. It has been six months since he sustained a traumatic brain injury. A deficit in which area is described?

Which of the following represents a typical side effect of challenging behaviors associated with dementia?