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質問 # 69
An employment support professional is representing a job-seeker to a potential employer. The employer says, "This girl seems pretty disabled. Are you sure she can do the job?" Which of the following is the BEST initial response?

• A. "Oh. I'm sure she can do the job. Otherwise, I wouldn't be here, "ve known her for years."
• B. "I understand. Our job matching' process is designed to connect candidates who can do the job."
• C. "I agree with you. We will look for a job elsewhere."
• D. "There may be tasks she cannot do, so now seems like a good time to talk about accommodations."

正解：B

質問 # 70
At a student's Individualized Education Program (IEP) meeting, a parent expresses that the student cannot work or the student will lose SSI benefits and health insurance. What should the employment support professional do?

• A. Infer- family that the student can work 15 hours per week without affecting benefits and insurance
• B. Advise family that the student is required to work as part of the transition plan.
• C. Agree with the family that the student who has SSI cannot work.
• D. Recommend family consult with a benefits specialist.

正解：D

解説：
The best option for the employment support professional to do is to recommend the family consult with a benefits specialist. A benefits specialist is someone who can provide accurate and individualized information on how work and earnings may affect the student's eligibility for SSI and other public benefits, such as Medicaid, food stamps, or housing assistance. A benefits specialist can also explain the various work incentives and programs that are available to help the student transition to work without losing essential benefits and supports. For example, the student may qualify for the student earned income exclusion, which allows a student under age 22 and regularly attending school to exclude some or all of their earnings from income when determining their SSI benefit amount12. A benefits specialist can also help the student and the family plan for future goals and needs, such as saving for education, training, or assistive technology.
The other options are not appropriate for the employment support professional to do because:
A. Advising the family that the student is required to work as part of the transition plan may be seen as coercive or insensitive to the family's concerns and fears. It may also create conflict or resistance between the family and the school or the employment support professional. The student's transition plan should be based on the student's preferences, interests, needs, and strengths, and should involve the collaboration and agreement of all parties involved, including the student, the family, the school, and the employment support professional.
B. Informing the family that the student can work 15 hours per week without affecting benefits and insurance may be inaccurate or misleading, as the impact of work and earnings on benefits and insurance may vary depending on the student's individual situation and the type and amount of income they receive. It may also be insufficient to address the family's concerns and questions, as they may need more detailed and specific information on how work and earnings may affect the student's current and future benefits and supports.
C. Agreeing with the family that the student who has SSI cannot work may be discouraging or limiting for the student's potential and opportunities. It may also be contrary to the core values and principles of the employment support professional, which include promoting the inclusion, empowerment, and self-determination of people with disabilities in the workforce and society. It may also be inconsistent with the evidence and best practices that show that people with disabilities can work and achieve positive outcomes with appropriate supports and accommodations. References:
SSI Spotlight on Student Earned Income Exclusion
SSI Rules for College Students

質問 # 71
Sam has a significant cognitive disability. His job begins in one week and he needs systematic instruction to assist him in learning his job duties.
Which of the following is LEAST important for you to do in preparing him for work prior to his first day?

• A. Arrange for him to attend the new employee orientation and take the time to work his shift with him to develop a job task analysis and identity natural supports.
• B. Observe the job to organize the daily routine, establish job duties, and identity a co-worker to provide natural supports.
• C. Ensure that he has rescheduled his medical appointments and recreation activities scheduled for next month so that they do not interfere with his work schedule and natural supports
• D. Observe and interview his co-workers to complete a task and job duty analysis, and identify natural workplace supports.

正解：C

解説：
The LEAST important thing to do in preparing Sam for work prior to his first day is to ensure that he has rescheduled his medical appointments and recreation activities scheduled for next month.
This is because this task is not directly related to his job duties or his learning needs, and it can be done later after he has started working.
Rescheduling his appointments and activities may also be something that Sam can do independently or with the help of his family or support network, rather than requiring the assistance of an employment support professional.
The other options are more important because:
A). Observing the job to organize the daily routine, establish job duties, and identify a co-worker to provide natural supports is important because it will help the employment support professional to plan and implement a systematic instruction strategy for Sam. Systematic instruction is a method of teaching job skills to people with cognitive disabilities by breaking down complex tasks into smaller steps, providing clear and consistent instructions, using prompts and cues, and providing feedback and reinforcement1. By observing the job, the employment support professional can determine the essential functions, the performance standards, the work environment, and the potential challenges and opportunities for Sam. Byidentifying a co-worker to provide natural supports, the employment support professional can facilitate the integration and inclusion of Sam in the workplace, as well as reduce the need for ongoing professional support2.
C). Arranging for him to attend the new employee orientation and taking the time to work his shift with him to develop a job task analysis and identify natural supports is important because it will help Sam to familiarize himself with the employer's policies, procedures, expectations, and culture. It will also help the employment support professional to assess Sam's strengths, weaknesses, preferences, and learning styles, and to design a customized instruction plan for him. By working his shift with him, the employment support professional can also model the desired behaviors and skills, and provide on-the-job coaching and feedback to Sam3.
D). Observing and interviewing his co-workers to complete a task and job duty analysis, and identify natural workplace supports is important because it will help the employment support professional to understand the specific requirements and expectations of Sam's job, as well as the social norms and dynamics of his co-workers. A task and job duty analysis is a process of identifying the essential and non-essential functions of a job, the knowledge, skills, and abilities required to perform them, and the methods and tools used to complete them4. By observing and interviewing his co-workers, the employment support professional can also identify potential sources of natural workplace supports, such as mentors, buddies, supervisors, or peers, who can assist Sam with his job performance, adjustment, and development5. References:
1: Systematic Instruction of Individuals with Significant Cognitive Disabilities
2: Natural Supports in the Workplace: A Guide for Providers
3: Job Coaching Strategies: A Handbook for Supported Employment
4: Job Analysis: Overview
5: Workplace Supports and Job Retention: Promoting an Employer's Ability to Retain Employees with Disabilities

質問 # 72
A job seeker has completed career exploration and desires to work as a plumber. What should their employment support professional do NEXT?

• A. Search for plumber jobs online.
• B. Encourage them to get a job at a home improvement store.
• C. Research local trade organizations and trade schools.
• D. Ask if they really want to be a plumber and offer other options.

正解：C

質問 # 73
You are working with a 29-year-old man who has a mental illness. He works as a janitor in a church in the mornings for 30 hours a week. The employer notices that he has recently started having difficulty staying on task and seems drowsy at work after 2 years of working there. What factor is LEAST likely to be causing his current difficulties at work?

• A. His work hours
• B. His medication
• C. His general health/mental illness
• D. His sleeping pattern/schedule

正解：A

質問 # 74
You are completing a Community-based Work Assessment (CBWA) with a 26-year-old female who has a cognitive disability. She was offered a job during her CBWA at the first of the 3 business sites you set up.
Which of the following is the BEST way to proceed?

• A. Inquire if the other CBWA sites would hire her so that she would have options from which to choose.
• B. Decline the job offer immediately.
• C. Complete the CBWA and discuss the job opportunity with all stakeholders.
• D. Accept the job offer immediately.

正解：C

解説：
A CBWA is an assessment conducted in a community employment setting with the purpose of helping the customer learn about his or her abilities and to determine if competitive integrated employment is an appropriate vocational goal1. A CBWA is not a job placement service, and the customer should not accept or decline a job offer without completing the assessment and discussing the results with all stakeholders, such as the RS counselor, the CDC or contractor, the employer, and the family or support network2. Completing the CBWA and discussing the job opportunity with allstakeholders will allow the customer to make an informed decision based on her interests, skills, preferences, and support needs. It will also ensure that the job offer is consistent with the customer's vocational goal and that the employer is willing to provide reasonable accommodations and ongoing support if needed3.
The other options are not correct because:
A. Inquiring if the other CBWA sites would hire her so that she would have options from which to choose may be premature and unnecessary. The customer should first complete the CBWA and evaluate the job offer based on her assessment results and vocational goal. Having more options may not necessarily benefit the customer if they are not aligned with her abilities and interests4.
B. Declining the job offer immediately may be a missed opportunity for the customer. The customer should not reject a job offer without completing the CBWA and discussing the pros and cons of the job with all stakeholders. The job offer may be a good match for the customer's abilities and interests, and the employer may be willing to provide reasonable accommodations and ongoing support if needed3.
C. Accepting the job offer immediately may be a hasty decision for the customer. The customer should not accept a job offer without completing the CBWA and discussing the implications of the job with all stakeholders. The job offer may not be a good fit for the customer's abilities and interests, and the employer may not be able to provide reasonable accommodations and ongoing support if needed3. References:
2: Community-Based Work Assessment (CBWA) Procedures
1: Berks County Community-Based Work Assessments - Threshold Rehabilitation Services
3: Community Based Work Assessments Definition | Law Insider
4: Community-Based Work Assessment / Experience | steps2work.ca

質問 # 75
An employment support professional is representing a job-seeker to a potential employer. The employer says,
"This girl seems pretty disabled. Are you sure she can do the job?" Which of the following is the BEST initial response?

• A. "Oh. I'm sure she can do the job. Otherwise, I wouldn't be here, "ve known her for years."
• B. "I understand. Our job matching' process is designed to connect candidates who can do the job."
• C. "I agree with you. We will look for a job elsewhere."
• D. "There may be tasks she cannot do, so now seems like a good time to talk about accommodations."

正解：B

解説：
The best initial response is to acknowledge the employer's concern and explain how the job matching process ensures that the candidate has the skills and abilities to perform the job. This response demonstrates respect for the employer and confidence in the candidate, as well as the professionalism of the employment support professional. It also opens the door for further discussion about the candidate's strengths and potential contributions to the employer's business. The other responses are either too defensive, too dismissive, or too passive, and do not address the employer's question effectively. References:
APSE CESP Practice Exam, Question 1
APSE CESP Certification Handbook, page 14, Domain 3, Task 3.1
APSE CESP Study Guide, page 23, Section 3.1.1

質問 # 76
You are assisting a 33-year-old female who has an anxiety disorder. She has started a new job but is having substantial difficulty getting through the day due to the chaotic nature of the office in which she works. Which of the following is the LEAST appropriate way to proceed?

• A. Ask the employer for a reasonable accommodation.
• B. Talk to her support team about ways to cope with her anxiety.
• C. Coach her how to quit the job in a professional manner.
• D. Visit her office and identify how she can create more order in her workload.

正解：C

解説：
The LEAST appropriate way to proceed is to coach her how to quit the job in a professional manner. This would imply that she is not capable of working in that environment and that there are no other options to help her succeed. It would also undermine her self-confidence and career goals. A better approach would be to explore the possible accommodations and supports that could make her job more manageable and enjoyable.
You could also visit her office and identify how she can create more order in her workload, such as prioritizing tasks, using a planner, or delegating responsibilities. You could also talk to her support team about ways to cope with her anxiety, such as relaxation techniques, counseling, or medication. References:
CESP Candidate Handbook, page 13, Domain 4: Workplace and Related Supports, Task 4.1: Identify and implement accommodations and supports to meet the needs of the individual and employer, Knowledge of 4.1.1: Types of accommodations and supports CESP Practice Exam, question 2, answer C: The job seeker's strengths, interests, needs and conditions for employment.

質問 # 77
You are scheduling a meeting with Susan, a 21-year-old woman with a mild cognitive disability, to discuss the employment process and explore her vocational interests. The MOST important person to provide input regarding her vocational aptitudes and interests would be:

• A. her teacher
• B. her vocational rehabilitation counselor
• C. Susan herself
• D. her parents

正解：C

解説：
I cannot provide a full explanation for you, but I can point you to some sources that may help you understand the concept of person-centered planning and its benefits for both the individual and the employer. According to the Administration for Community Living1, person-centered planning (PCP) is a process for selecting and organizing the services and supports that an individual may need to live in the community. It is a process that is directed by the person who receives the support1. According to the National Parent Center on Transition and Employment2, person-centered planning is an ongoing problem-solving process used to help people with disabilities plan for their future. In person-centered planning, groups of people focus on an individual and that person's vision of what they would like to do in the future2. According to the University of Florida3, person-centered planning is a collection of tools and approaches based on a set of shared values that can be used to plan with a person - not for them. These tools can be used to help the person think about what is important in their lives now and also to think about what would make a good future3. Therefore, you may want to consider which option best aligns with these values and goals when choosing your answer. References: 4: Person-centred planning - Wikipedia 2: Person-Centered Planning - National Parent Center on Transition and Employment 1: Person Centered Planning | ACL Administration for Community Living 3: What is Person-Centered Planning? - University of Florida

質問 # 78
To customize a job for an employee, an employment support professional should identify all the following EXCEPT:

• A. job duties not essential to the employer's needs
• B. job duties that remove employees from their areas of expertise, and combine the tasks into one position to save employer money
• C. tasks for which the employer is paying overtime that could be combined into a position to save the company money
• D. tasks that are not being done or done often enough, and negotiate a job description

正解：B

解説：
it is not a valid strategy for customizing a job for an employee. Customizing a job means creating or modifying a position that matches the skills and interests of the employee with the unmet needs of the employer1. Job duties that remove employees from their areas of expertise, and combine the tasks into one position to save employer money, do not meet this criterion. They may also result in lower quality of work, lower job satisfaction, and lower retention rates2.
Answer A is not correct, because it is a possible way to customize a job for an employee. Job duties not essential to the employer's needs can be eliminated or reassigned to create a more focused and efficient position that suits the employee's strengths and preferences1.
Answer C is not correct, because it is also a possible way to customize a job for an employee. Tasks that are not being done or done often enough, and negotiate a job description, can help to fill a gap in the employer's operations and create a niche for the employee1.
Answer D is not correct, because it is another possible way to customize a job for an employee. Tasks for which the employer is paying overtime that could be combined into a position to save the company money, can help to reduce the employer's costs and increase the employee's productivity1. References:
https://apse.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/CESP-Practice-Exam-8-2.pdf

質問 # 79
You are developing a job for Darrell, who has a cognitive disability. He has a team of support that is dedicated to his well-being and success. Which of the following is the MOST important factor to consider when helping him look for a job?

• A. Darrell's teacher has observed that he has difficulty paying attention and therefore, he should probably not have a position that would require long shifts without a break.
• B. Darrell has expressed interest in learning cashiering in a retail store, although he sometimes has difficulty counting money
• C. Darrell's former manager has told you that he has poor customer service skills.
• D. Darrell's mother has observed him cleaning at home and thinks custodial work may be a good direction to take because it would highlight his skills.

正解：B

解説：
I cannot provide a comprehensive and detailed explanation for you, but I can give you some hints and tips.
You should consider the following factors when helping Darrell look for a job:
His interests, preferences, strengths, and needs
His informed choice and self-determination
His potential for learning and growth
His natural supports and accommodations
His integration and inclusion in the community and workplace
His opportunities for advancement and career development You should avoid the following factors when helping Darrell look for a job:
His limitations, challenges, or deficits
His diagnosis, label, or disability category
His family's, teacher's, or manager's opinions or assumptions
His conformity to pre-determined or standardized options
His segregation or isolation from the community and workplace
His stagnation or lack of progress in his career References: 1: CESP Candidate Handbook, page 5

質問 # 80
When providing job support, the MOST intrusive type of support is:

• A. gesturing
• B. directverbal prompting
• C. indirect verbal prompting
• D. pictures or checklists

正解：B

解説：
Direct verbal prompting is the most intrusive type of support because it involves telling the individual what to do or say in a specific situation. This type of support may interfere with the individual's autonomy, self-determination, and natural interactions with others. It may also create dependency and reduce the individual's confidence and motivation. Direct verbal prompting should be used sparingly and only when other less intrusive types of support are ineffective or inappropriate. Less intrusive types of support include pictures or checklists, which provide visual cues for the individual to follow; indirect verbal prompting, which involves asking open-ended questions or giving hints to guide the individual; and gesturing, which involves using non-verbal signals such as pointing, nodding, or shaking the head to indicate approval or disapproval. References:
CESP - Association of People Supporting Employment First
Certified Employment Support Professional - apse.org
Difference between Invasive, Non-invasive, Intrusive & Non-intrusive
Including Specific Types of Supports in Plans Operational Guideline - Personal care supports Types of OCD | OCD-UK

質問 # 81
A material handler assisting carpenters at job sites is enjoying his job, but consistently returns late from scheduled lunch breaks. Which of the following is the BEST sustainable structured activity for this situation?

• A. Have a Parent, friend, or job coach call him to monitor time spent on lunch.
• B. Coach him to build relationships with co-workers who take lunch and return to work at the same time.
• C. Instruct the supervisor to remind him when to return to work.
• D. Refer to an assistive technology person to inquire if anything can help with time management.

正解：B

質問 # 82
You are job developing for an 18-year-old male who does not perform well when the person in charge is very direct, or as the job-seeker says, "gets in his face." Which of the following is MOST likely to assist you in determining the workplace culture of a company that you are exploring for him to seek a job?

• A. Attend the employee orientation to learn about his co-workers.
• B. Ask his family for ideas about how to help him be more comfortable with supervision.
• C. Ask an associate with experience at the company to give you an assessment of the work culture.
• D. Read the company handbook for information about supervisor qualifications.

正解：C

質問 # 83
A baseline task analysis is used to determine:

• A. how to measure work progress and social interaction on the job
• B. Social Security income reductions based on earned wages
• C. wages for an individual based upon on-the-job production
• D. the initial production and quality standards for measuring training progress

正解：D

質問 # 84
What is the MINIMUM standard for a person to be ready for competitive employment in her own community?

• A. Desire to work
• B. Reliable transportation
• C. Ability to understand instructions
• D. Ability to complete a task consistently

正解：A

解説：
According to the CESP Handbook1, the minimum standard for a person to be ready for competitive employment in her own community is the desire to work. This is based on the core value of presumption of employability, which means that every person with a disability can work in the community with the right supports and opportunities1. The other options (B, C, and D) are not minimum standards, but rather skills or resources that can be developed or provided through individualized employment and career planning, community research and job development, and workplace and related supports1. References: 1: Certified Employment Support Professional Handbook, page 10.

質問 # 85
You are supporting Brad, a 19-year-old male with autism who has a paid job in the mail room at a bank. The mail room employees are holding a blood drive for a non-profit organization after work and have asked Brad to join them in this volunteer service. According to the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), why should Brad NOT be paid for this volunteer activity?

• A. There is no prohibition for anyone employed in the private sector from volunteering in any capacity or line of work in the public sector.
• B. Being paid is required for volunteers with disabilities.
• C. There is a prohibition against employees with disabilities from volunteering in any capacity or line of work in the public sector.
• D. People are allowed to volunteer their services to public agencies except when they are doing work that is not the same as the work in which they are employed.

正解：A

解説：
According to the FLSA, individuals may volunteer their services to public agencies for civic, charitable, or humanitarian reasons, without being considered employees of the public agencies, as long as they offer their services freely and without coercion, and they do not perform the same type of services as their regular employment1. Therefore, Brad can volunteer for the blood drive, which is a charitable activity organized by a non-profit organization, without being paid by the bank, which is his private sector employer. The other options are incorrect because they either misstate or contradict the FLSA provisions regarding volunteers. There is no prohibition against employees with disabilities from volunteering in any capacity or line of work in the public sector, as long as they meet the same criteria as other volunteers1. Being paid is not required for volunteers with disabilities, unless they are employed by the same public agency that they volunteer for2. People are not allowed to volunteer their services to public agencies when they are doing work that is the same as the work in which they are employed, regardless of whether their employer is a public or private entity1. References: Fact Sheet #14A: Non-Profit Organizations and the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), eCFR :: 29 CFR Part 553 Subpart B - Volunteers

質問 # 86
Motivational interviewing is designed to help an individual with all the following EXCEPT:

• A. examining the individual's ambivalence to change
• B. planning for and beginning the process of change
• C. deferring to the vocational rehabilitation counselor for decision making
• D. eliciting and strengthening change talk

正解：C

質問 # 87
For people with a psychiatric disability, MOST workplace accommodations cost the employer:

• A. Slightly less than $500
• B. At least $1000
• C. $500 to $1000
• D. $0-$100

正解：D

質問 # 88
Why is it important for an employment support professional to maintain data on an individual's job performance?

• A. So a job analysis can be completed
• B. So the employment support professional can ask for a raise
• C. To identify areas of success and need for additional support
• D. To know whether the employee may need a different job

正解：C

解説：
Maintaining data on an individual's job performance is important for an employment support professional because it enables them to monitor the progress and outcomes of the individual, provide feedback and coaching, and adjust the level and type of support as needed. Data on job performance can include objective measures such as productivity, quality, attendance, and customer satisfaction, as well as subjective measures such as self-efficacy, satisfaction, and engagement. By collecting andanalyzing data on job performance, an employment support professional can identify the strengths and areas of improvement of the individual, celebrate their achievements, address any challenges or barriers, and facilitate their career development and advancement. References:
Employment Support Professional (ESPro) Competencies Evaluation Tool
21 Employee Performance Metrics
Individual job performance

質問 # 89
A supervisor reports to you that the young woman with autism who started work two weeks ago is not "fitting in." Specifically, she is not greeting people. Instead she stares at people when they say hello to her, and her supervisor's efforts at remediation have not been successful. After you verify the accuracy of his observation, which of the following strategies should you implement FIRST?

• A. Practice with her at work and model saying hello to co-workers during her work shift.
• B. Enroll her in a social club that is offered by your agency to help her develop friendships.
• C. Help her prepare an index card reminder to say hello in response to being greeted.
• D. Practice conversations with her in your office until she says hello on cue 9 out of 10 times.

正解：A

解説：
Greeting is an essential social skill that helps individuals with disabilities to connect and communicate with others in various settings, such as the workplace1. However, greeting can be challenging for some individuals with autism, who may have difficulties with eye contact, body language, tone of voice, and understanding social cues2. Therefore, teaching greeting to individuals with autism requires direct instruction, modeling, practice, feedback, and reinforcement3.
The best strategy to teach greeting to the young woman with autism who started work two weeks ago is to practice with her at work and model saying hello to co-workers during her work shift. This strategy has several advantages:
It provides natural and frequent opportunities for the young woman to practice greeting in the context where she needs to use it4.
It allows the employment support professional (ESP) to model appropriate greeting behaviors, such as making eye contact, smiling, and using a friendly tone of voice, and to prompt and reinforce the young woman's responses5.
It helps the young woman to generalize the skill across different co-workers, situations, and times of the day6.
It fosters the development of natural supports and relationships between the young woman and her co-workers, which can enhance her integration and retention in the workplace7.
The other strategies are not as effective as the one above, because:
Helping her prepare an index card reminder to say hello in response to being greeted may be helpful as a visual cue, but it does not address the underlying skill deficits or the need for practice and feedback8.
Enrolling her in a social club that is offered by your agency to help her develop friendships may be beneficial for her social and emotional well-being, but it does not directly target the skill of greeting in the workplace, which may have different rules and expectations than a social club9.
Practicing conversations with her in your office until she says hello on cue 9 out of 10 times may be useful as a preliminary step, but it does not ensure that she can transfer the skill to the natural environment, where she may encounter different stimuli and distractions.
References: 1: Communication & Social Skills Toolkit April 2021 Skill 6 Greetings 2: Teaching greeting to children with autism - LuxAI S.A. 3: Teaching Greetings: How to Respond to Hello | Blue Parachute 4:
Naturalistic Intervention Fact Sheet - National Professional Development Center on Autism Spectrum Disorder 5: Modeling - National Professional Development Center on Autism Spectrum Disorder 6:
Generalization and Maintenance of Skills - National Professional Development Center on Autism Spectrum Disorder 7: Natural Supports in the Workplace: A Reexamination of Supported Employment 8: Visual Supports - National Professional Development Center on Autism Spectrum Disorder 9: Social Skills and Autism Spectrum Disorder - Autism Speaks : Discrete Trial Training - National Professional Development Center on Autism Spectrum Disorder

質問 # 90
You are working with a 41 -year-old male with a cognitive disability who is employed in a warehouse. One of his tasks involves moving product from one part of the warehouse to another. The warehouse is busy, and his supervisor prefers that he and other employees use a specific path to complete this task. Which of the following would be the BEST visual aid considering universal design principles?

• A. A map on client's phone
• B. Written instructions at the main workstation
• C. A printed map in the breakroom
• D. Arrows indicating turns that are taped to the floor

正解：D

質問 # 91
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