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WorksheetsCognitive Skills Eval and Intervention
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which cognitive skill involves the ability to retain and execute multi-step directions?
Judgment
Following Instructions
Abstract Thinking
Decision Making
Orientation to the four spheres includes awareness of:
People, objects, memory, and space
Person, place, time, and situation
Self, family, schedule, and home
Present, past, future, and goal
Which memory type is critical for routines and overlearned strategies?
Short-term memory
Working memory
Long-term memory
Episodic memory
A client who forgets where they placed their toothbrush likely has issues with:
Judgment
Long-term memory
Abstract thinking
Short-term memory
Reading comprehension is essential for:
Orientation to time
Sorting by abstract categories
Following medication instructions
Planning motor tasks
Asking a client, “What would you do if you smelled smoke?” is assessing:
Problem solving
Abstract thinking
Judgment
Memory
What assessment might ask a client to interpret proverbs?
Abstract thinking
Reading
Orientation
Following instructions
Which assessment tool screens for mild cognitive impairment?
MOCA
AMPS
LOTCA
Rivermead
A client is unable to decide between a raincoat or an umbrella. This reflects a problem in:
Judgment
Decision making
Problem solving
Orientation
What standardized assessment is best for observing performance in ADLs?
MOCA
Rivermead
AMPS
ACL
The Multi-Context Approach emphasizes:
Performance in one setting
Visual cues only
Transfer of learning across contexts
Procedural memory only
What is the focus of the Neurofunctional Approach?
Cognitive strategy training
High-level executive functioning
Task-specific training in real environments
Abstract reasoning
A client completes a routine with visual cues. Most likely ACL level is:
ACL 3
ACL 4
ACL 5
ACL 6
Which intervention approach emphasizes restoring lost function through repetition?
Adaptive
Compensatory
Remedial
Dynamic
Clients with anosognosia benefit most from:
Direct confrontation
Structured failure and self-reflection
Avoiding tasks
Complex verbal commands
Errorless learning is most suitable for clients with:
Full executive function
Mild cognitive deficits
Severe memory impairments
Good problem-solving skills
Which cue is the least invasive in the cueing hierarchy?
Physical
Visual
Verbal
Full assistance
Abstract thinking is important for:
Identifying people
Interpreting metaphors
Remembering tasks
Reading
What would be most at risk if a client is disoriented to time and place?
Sensory processing
Executive function
Safety during daily tasks
Visual motor skills
Asking a client to recall 3 items after 3 minutes tests:
Orientation
Short-term memory
Long-term memory
Problem solving
Grouping objects into “tools” vs. “kitchen items” assesses:
Reading
Memory
Abstract thinking
Judgment
Which strategy helps reduce cognitive load through consistency?
Problem solving
Habits and routines
Multi-context approach
ACL leveling
What does dynamic assessment emphasize?
Error scoring
Standardization
Learning potential and response to cues
Familiar routines only
In the Allen Cognitive Levels, ACL 1-2 clients require:
Written instructions
Practice-based learning
Total cognitive support
Strategy training
AMPS assesses which skill domains?
Memory and abstraction
Motor and process skills
Orientation and perception
Judgment and attention
A client who thinks proverbially “Don’t cry over spilled milk” means to clean it is showing difficulty in:
Judgment
Decision making
Abstract thinking
Memory
Teaching a client to brush their teeth using step-by-step guidance and no errors is an example of:
Adaptive approach
Cueing system
Errorless learning
Strategy fading
Which method includes interviewing family to compare current and baseline functioning?
ACL levels
Rivermead test
Clinical observation
Error analysis
Which skill involves evaluating outcomes after trying solutions?
Decision making
Abstract thinking
Problem solving
Orientation
The purpose of cueing systems is to:
Replace memory
Provide constant supervision
Guide performance with increasing support
Avoid task engagement
