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Questions and Answers for ACVREP O&M Exam – Guaranteed A+ Accuracy
Question 1: To gauge the difficulty of an environment by its
features— is a hill too steep, gravel too rough to cross the area
CORRECT ANSWER : Affordance
Question 2: Perception while moving through an area
CORRECT ANSWER : Environmental flow
Question 3: A process by which information from a damaged
sensory channel is replaced by information entering via other sensory channels.
CORRECT ANSWER: Sensory substitution
Question 4: Learning to recognize a particular stimulus.
CORRECT ANSWER : Perceptual learning
Question 5: Must concentrate to focus, notice both relevant and
irrelevant, near features only
CORRECT ANSWER : Unskilled perceptual learning
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Question 6: Becomes more automatic, can multitask, focus on
relevant features, able to focus on distant features
CORRECT ANSWER : Skilled perceptual learning
Question 7: Acquisition of patterns of motor control, through
practice and experience, leading to a relatively permanent change in the capacity to produce skilled movements.
CORRECT ANSWER : Motor learning
Question 8: Coordinating motor actions with perceptions of
thing in the environment —ascending stairs
CORRECT ANSWER : Perceptual-motor coordination
Question 9: Knowledge of how to do something, such as riding
a bike, finding a curb
CORRECT ANSWER : Procedural knowledge
Question 10: Memory for places or events, episodes of
experience
CORRECT ANSWER: Episodic knowledge
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Question 11: Knowledge of patterns. Provides the ability to deal
with new situations without starting from scratch—street-curb- grass-sidewalk-grass relationships, house/office numbering patterns, etc
CORRECT ANSWER : Conceptual/Semantic Knowledge
Question 12: Dominance model, equal-weighting model,
probabilistic model
CORRECT ANSWER : Inter-sensory integration
Question 13: Localization error & detection error
CORRECT ANSWER : Perceptual Errors
Question 14: Inability to locate something relative to oneself
CORRECT ANSWER : Localization errors
Question 15: Alignment, initiating crossing, maintaining a
straight heading
CORRECT ANSWER : Main Processes for crossing a street
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Question 16: Using information about self-movement & things
encountered on the way to keep to your route
CORRECT ANSWER : Path integration
Question 17: Mental mapping
CORRECT ANSWER : Real & imagined spatial frameworks
Question 18: Relating the location of objects/places to one
another
CORRECT ANSWER : Allocentric frame of reference
Question 19: Information about the locations of
landmarks/features
CORRECT ANSWER : Topocentric information
Question 20: Using cardinal directions
CORRECT ANSWER : Polarcentric information
Question 21: Locations of places/features as they relate to a
pattern such as a grid, numbering, labelling, etc