RECREATIONAL DEFICIT S 283 D. The client's medications have been ad justed in order to increase his/her involvement in recreational activities. E. The client's medications have not been able to be adjusted in order to increase his/her involvement in recreational activities. 10. Refer to an Activity Therapist (1 0) A. The client was referred to an activity therapist for recommendations regarding current interests and abilities relative to recreational activities that are available in the community. B. The results of the activity therapist's review of the client's interest s and aptitudes were examined with him/her. C. The client was referred to community activities and other recreational programs. D. The client was reinforced for actively participating in community programs. E. The client has declined involvement in comm unity programs and was urged to consider this as he/she is able. 11. Contract for Interest Development (1 1) A. An agreement was made with the client to have him/her pursue a short-term involvement with a variety of activities. B. Emphasis was placed on the need for the client to explore several different activity areas to develop interests. C. The client was supported for committing to involvement in a variety of short-term activities in order to develop recreational interests. D. The client has declin ed involvement in short-term recreational activities and was redirected in this area. 12. Develop a Schedule (1 2) A. An activity schedule for the client was developed that samples a broad range of types of activities, settings, length of time, level of i nvolvement, cultural needs, and social contact. B. The client was provided with positive feedback regarding his/her participation in the schedule of activities. C. The client has not complied with his/her schedule of activities to help sample a broad ran ge of activities and was redirected to do so. 13. Review a Sample of Activities (1 3) A. The client's involvement in a sample of activities was reviewed on a regular basis. B. The client provided feedback about his/her involvement in activities, and this was processed. C. The client was requested to identify his/her preferences regarding the activities that he/she has experienced. D. The client has identified specific preferences, and these were accepted and processed. E. The client has not used the sa mpling of activities and was redirected to do so. 14. Explore Social Reactions (1 4) A. The client's reactions to difficult social situations in the past were explored. B. The client was assisted in identifying specific emotions regarding his/her previou s difficult social experiences. 