Corrective Exercises to Rehabilitate People with Special Needs

A therapist's close supervision during corrective exercise specifically helps ensure the movements are performed

• A.carelessly and incorrectly, contrary to the actual purpose of supervision
• B.safely and correctly
• C.a factor entirely unrelated to the safety or correctness of the movements
• D.without any supervision at all, despite the therapist's own presence

Proprioceptive exercises, improving body awareness, specifically can benefit individuals recovering from

• A.conditions that, in fact, have no connection to body awareness at all
• B.certain injuries or conditions
• C.no particular injury or condition of any kind, despite the exercises' purpose
• D.a factor entirely unrelated to body awareness or recovery of any kind

Repetition and gradual progression specifically are important principles in designing

• A.a programme that deliberately avoids any form of progression over time
• B.an effective corrective exercise programme
• C.a factor entirely unrelated to the design of a corrective exercise programme
• D.no particular principle of any kind relevant to exercise programme design