RECREATIONAL DEFICIT S 287 E. Positive feedback was provided to the caregivers/staff members regarding their reg ular continued use of incidental learning techniques. F. The caregivers/staff members have not used the incidental learning techniques and were redirected to do so. 28. List Interesting Activities ( 28) A. The client was provided with a list of recreatio nal activities in which he/she has indicated some interest. B. The client was urged to use his/her list of interesting recreational activities to initiate activity during free times. C. The client received positive feedback regarding his/her use of his/h er list of recreational activities. D. The client has not used his/her list of recreational activities in order to initiate activity during his/her free time and was redirected to do so. 29. Chart Involvement in Activities ( 29) A. A chart was provided t o the client and his/her caretakers to monitor and track his/her involvement in various recreational activities. B. The chart of the client's involvement in recreational activities was reviewed. C. The chart of the client's involvement in recreational ac tivities indicated an increased pattern of involvement, and this was reflected to the client. D. The client was verbally reinforced for his/her involvement in recreational activities. E. The client was reinforced for identifying the positive effects of h is/her increased involvement in recreational activities. F. The chart of the client's involvement in recreational activities has indicated a limited amount of involvement in recreational activities, and this was reflected to him/her. G. The client denied any positive effect of his/her involvement in recreational activities, and contrary evidence was presented to him/her. 30. Shadow at Recreational Activities ( 30) A. As the client attended his/her chosen recreational activities, he/she was shadowed in or der to provide support and direction. B. To decrease stigma and increase independent functioning, the client was allowed to determine how closely the clinician was involved as the client was shadowed at his/her selected activity. C. As a result of the su pport and encouragement provided by the shadowing clinician, the client has been able to increase his/her involvement and comfort level at his/her chosen activities. D. The client declined to have the clinician shadow him/her at the chosen activities, and he/she was accepted for this position. 31. Solicit Volunteers to Accompany the Client ( 31) A. Volunteers were solicited from the client's family and peers to attend recreational activities with him/her. B. The family members and peers have volunteered to attend recreational activities with the client, and he/she described an increased comfort level. 