The TRS was offered free tickets for patients/clients to attend a special performance of a play during the afternoon, but instead chose to have the patients/clients pay and attend a night performance. The TRS was demonstrating which of the following mainstreaming principles? a. Integration b. Normalization c. Least Restrictive Environment d. Deinstitulization - ANSWER- b. Normalization A client holds two opposing beliefs; one is the most important thing in life and the second is that most enjoyment comes from leisure activities. Because this client feels this is a problem, the TRS might employ which of the following intervention techniques with this client? a. Values clarification b. Reality orientation c. Remotivation d. Cognitive restructuring - ANSWER- a. Values clarification The TRS wants patients/clients with severe mental retardation to be able to freely choose their preferred leisure experiences. The TRS uses a variety of tactile, auditory, and gustatory objects during the use of which of the following intervention techniques? a. Reality orientation b. Remotivation c. Assertiveness training d. Sensory stimulation - ANSWER- d. Sensory stimulation Society generally devalues individuals with disabilities, reinforcing negative attitudes by doing which of the following: A. Using offensive terminology with regard to people with disabilities