HSS 2104 Human Activity, Occupation
and Health questions with complete
solutions
Occupations - correct answer ✔✔are groups of activities and tasks of everyday
life, named, organized, and given value and meaning by individuals and a culture.
Occupations include everything that people do to occupy themselves, including
looking after themselves (self-care), enjoying life (leisure), and contributing to the
social and economic fabric of their communities.
Determinants of Health - correct answer ✔✔Income & income distribution
Education
Unemployment & job security
Employment & working conditions
Early childhood development
Personal health practices & coping skills
Food insecurity
Biology & genetic endowment
Physical environment
Access to health services
Aboriginal status
Social safety net
Social exclusion
Gender
,Race
Disability
Occupational performance - correct answer ✔✔is the dynamic relationship
between the person, the environment and the occupation
Intrinsic Factors of the PEOP Model - correct answer ✔✔Physiological
cognitive
Spiritual
Neurobehavioural
Psychological
Extrinsic Factors of the PEOP Model - correct answer ✔✔Social Support
Social and Economic Systems
Culture and Values
Built Environment and Technology.
Natural Environment
Self-Determination Theory (SDT) - correct answer ✔✔We have innate
psychological needs for autonomy, competence and relatedness
Types of motivation (quality): - correct answer ✔✔Autonomous (inside)
Controlled (outside)
Type of regulation - correct answer ✔✔Extrinsic, Intrinsic or Amotivation
,Autonomy - correct answer ✔✔Behavior in accordance with personal
values and interests; actions would be
reflectively self-endorsed
Competence - correct answer ✔✔Sense of being effective and competent
in a given context
Relatedness - correct answer ✔✔Feeling cared for, connected to,
sense of belonging with others
Autonomous Causality Orientation - correct answer ✔✔choice- all 3 needs met
(optimal functioning & well-being)
Controlled Causality Orientation - correct answer ✔✔pressured -competence &
relatedness, but not autonomy (rigidness, diminished well-being)
Impersonal Causality Orientation - correct answer ✔✔none of the 3 (poor
functioning & reduced vitality)
Conditions that Undermine Intrinsic Motivation - correct answer ✔✔Reward,
Deadlines, Threats
Pressuring Context
Surveillance
Ego Involvement
Too Easy / Too Difficult
, Negative Feedback
Cold, Inattentive
Rejecting
Conditions that Enhance Intrinsic Motivation - correct answer ✔✔Choice
Autonomy-Supportive Contexts
Acknowledge Feelings
Task Involvement
Optimal Challenge
Positive Feedback
Interested, Attentive
Accepting
Three Ways to Foster Internalization - correct answer ✔✔Autonomy Support
Competence Support
Relatedness
PAC (Physical Activity Counsellor) 7 A's Model - correct answer ✔✔Address the
Agenda
Ask
Advise
Assess/Agree
Assess
Assist
Arrange
and Health questions with complete
solutions
Occupations - correct answer ✔✔are groups of activities and tasks of everyday
life, named, organized, and given value and meaning by individuals and a culture.
Occupations include everything that people do to occupy themselves, including
looking after themselves (self-care), enjoying life (leisure), and contributing to the
social and economic fabric of their communities.
Determinants of Health - correct answer ✔✔Income & income distribution
Education
Unemployment & job security
Employment & working conditions
Early childhood development
Personal health practices & coping skills
Food insecurity
Biology & genetic endowment
Physical environment
Access to health services
Aboriginal status
Social safety net
Social exclusion
Gender
,Race
Disability
Occupational performance - correct answer ✔✔is the dynamic relationship
between the person, the environment and the occupation
Intrinsic Factors of the PEOP Model - correct answer ✔✔Physiological
cognitive
Spiritual
Neurobehavioural
Psychological
Extrinsic Factors of the PEOP Model - correct answer ✔✔Social Support
Social and Economic Systems
Culture and Values
Built Environment and Technology.
Natural Environment
Self-Determination Theory (SDT) - correct answer ✔✔We have innate
psychological needs for autonomy, competence and relatedness
Types of motivation (quality): - correct answer ✔✔Autonomous (inside)
Controlled (outside)
Type of regulation - correct answer ✔✔Extrinsic, Intrinsic or Amotivation
,Autonomy - correct answer ✔✔Behavior in accordance with personal
values and interests; actions would be
reflectively self-endorsed
Competence - correct answer ✔✔Sense of being effective and competent
in a given context
Relatedness - correct answer ✔✔Feeling cared for, connected to,
sense of belonging with others
Autonomous Causality Orientation - correct answer ✔✔choice- all 3 needs met
(optimal functioning & well-being)
Controlled Causality Orientation - correct answer ✔✔pressured -competence &
relatedness, but not autonomy (rigidness, diminished well-being)
Impersonal Causality Orientation - correct answer ✔✔none of the 3 (poor
functioning & reduced vitality)
Conditions that Undermine Intrinsic Motivation - correct answer ✔✔Reward,
Deadlines, Threats
Pressuring Context
Surveillance
Ego Involvement
Too Easy / Too Difficult
, Negative Feedback
Cold, Inattentive
Rejecting
Conditions that Enhance Intrinsic Motivation - correct answer ✔✔Choice
Autonomy-Supportive Contexts
Acknowledge Feelings
Task Involvement
Optimal Challenge
Positive Feedback
Interested, Attentive
Accepting
Three Ways to Foster Internalization - correct answer ✔✔Autonomy Support
Competence Support
Relatedness
PAC (Physical Activity Counsellor) 7 A's Model - correct answer ✔✔Address the
Agenda
Ask
Advise
Assess/Agree
Assess
Assist
Arrange
