Clemson PRTM Edge Objective Exam Study Guide with complete solution
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Clemson PRTM Edge Objective
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Clemson PRTM Edge Objective
Clemson PRTM Edge Objective Exam Study Guide with complete solution
Courtesy
"I go above and beyond to exceed guest expectations" best desrcibes this Disney key
Public
Municipal organizations are found in this sector
Commercial
Organization Q was formed by a special charter and is owned by ...
Clemson PRTM Edge Objective Exam Study Guide with
complete solution
Courtesy
"I go above and beyond to exceed guest expectations" best desrcibes this Disney key
Public
Municipal organizations are found in this sector
Commercial
Organization Q was formed by a special charter and is owned by shareholders who
have limited liability. This is most likely from the ____ sector
Theme
Key experience-design principle that "must drive all the design elements and staged
events of the experience toward a unified story line that wholly captivates the customer
Public
National park service belongs in this sector
Private non-profit
YMCA is an example of this sector
Universal access to public parks and recreation
According to the social equity of the NRPA pillars, this is a right...
Health and wellness, conservation, and social equity
3 pillars
Safety
first of the 4 Disney keys
501(c)3
tax code that legally signifies a nonprofit organization
Utilitarianism
bases morality on weighing the costs and benefits to the group at large, aka greatest
good for the greatest number for the longest run
Cultivating reasoning about the common good
The most effective way to handle ethical decision making about justice
Virtue based
Cultivating reasoning about the common good is ____ theory
Virtue
ethical argument against the greed of price gauging for bottled water to victims
recovering from a hurricane falls under this ethical principle
Utilitarianism
ethical principle with a focus on maximizing welfare for the greatest number for the
longest time
Virtue
the infamous "bathroom bill" was enacted under the same ethical principle used bu the
NCAA to oppose the law by refusing to hold post season games
Utilitarianism
ethical principle about maximizing pleasing and minimizing pain
False
, T/F: Aristotle was the philosopher that developed the concept of Justice through his
work with nobility, which led him to support the approach for the higher a person can
pay for an item, the more rights they have with the item.
Utilitarianism
If we use this ethical principle for decision making, we may miss an important point of
growth, learning and experience that will never be the first choice, since we have
created enough pleasure for them to be satisfied
Telos
Purpose in Greek
Telos
Greek word coming from the concept of Justice related to the end goal of a good being
distributed
Libertarianism
Laissez-faire approach to the free market economy, and believes in little social
regulation on markets, but that free choice should drive them
Activity Modification
changing elements of an activity or format so that it can be adapted to participant ability
or need
Goals
broad statements of purpose
Objectives
measureable statements of specific intentions
Mission statement
This allows the leisure service organization to articulate the extent the have been
successful, what they are trying to accomplish, and who they are providing services for
Implementation and outcome
two fundamental types of program objectives
Activity analysis
when an activity or format is broken down into parts so that its structure and
characteristics can be analyzed
Competition
type of program format that often has different organizational patterns such as
tournaments, contests, meets, and leagues
Input
for a logic model, "classroom space" would be this type of component
Outcome
For a logic model, "improvised leisure programs throughout the state of SC" would be
this type of component
Output
for a logic model, "provided over 150 hours of class content" would be this type of
component
Attainable
The "A" in SMART stands for..
Specific
The "S" in SMART stands for...
False
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