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CBP 520 Final Exam Newest 2025/2026 NEWEST ACTUAL
EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+|
Which of the following is NOT an evidence-based example of a
mediating factor between occupation, health, and well-being?
- Control over the work process leads to improved life satisfaction.
- Stress and perceived control influence the relationship between
occupation and health.
- Physiological and safety needs must be met in order to achieve
self-esteem and self-actualization.
- Workers who experience flow also experience increased work
capacity and satisfaction with work. - ANSWER-Workers who
experience flow also experience increased work capacity and
satisfaction with work.
According to Maslow's Hierarchy, which of the following would be
a relevant OT program topic for addressing esteem?
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- personal security
- freedom and choice
- sense of connection
- friendships - ANSWER-personal security
The cognitive and affective experience of change includes
consciousness raising, dramatic relief, environmental
reevaluation, self-reevaluation, and
- stimulus control
- counter conditioning
- helping relationships
- social liberation - ANSWER-social liberation
Which of the following is NOT a scientifically researched outcome
of regular participation in occupation?
- Maintaining involvement in daily activities led to less disturbing
behaviors in people with Alzheimer's Disease.
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- Introducing occupation increased life satisfaction.
- Regular participation in occupation increased cardiovascular and
circulatory health.
- Regular participation in occupation resulted in higher levels of
cognitive performance, psychosocial function, and self-rated
wellness. - ANSWER-Regular participation in occupation
increased cardiovascular and circulatory health.
According to the OT Multicontextual Approach, the ability to judge
task demands, anticipate likelihood of problems, and change,
adapt, or fine-tune behavior during performance is known as
- online awareness
- self-knowledge
- self-awareness
- Metacognition - ANSWER-online awareness
Reducing options, practicing "stepping back / wide angle lens,"
and asking others for input are behavioral-cognitive interventions
for which cognitive skill?
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- decision making & judgment
- problem solving
- concept formation & categorization
- schemas & scripts - ANSWER-decision making & judgment
Intervention strategies such as incorporating breaks, slow
presentation of information, and making stimuli easy to detect are
utilized to intervene for which type of diminished attention?
- divided attention
- vigilance
- selective attention
- automatic / controlled process - ANSWER-divided attention
According to the OT Multicontextual Approach, awareness of
one's own strengths and limitations that builds over time from a
variety of experiences is known as
CBP 520 Final Exam Newest 2025/2026 NEWEST ACTUAL
EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+|
Which of the following is NOT an evidence-based example of a
mediating factor between occupation, health, and well-being?
- Control over the work process leads to improved life satisfaction.
- Stress and perceived control influence the relationship between
occupation and health.
- Physiological and safety needs must be met in order to achieve
self-esteem and self-actualization.
- Workers who experience flow also experience increased work
capacity and satisfaction with work. - ANSWER-Workers who
experience flow also experience increased work capacity and
satisfaction with work.
According to Maslow's Hierarchy, which of the following would be
a relevant OT program topic for addressing esteem?
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- personal security
- freedom and choice
- sense of connection
- friendships - ANSWER-personal security
The cognitive and affective experience of change includes
consciousness raising, dramatic relief, environmental
reevaluation, self-reevaluation, and
- stimulus control
- counter conditioning
- helping relationships
- social liberation - ANSWER-social liberation
Which of the following is NOT a scientifically researched outcome
of regular participation in occupation?
- Maintaining involvement in daily activities led to less disturbing
behaviors in people with Alzheimer's Disease.
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- Introducing occupation increased life satisfaction.
- Regular participation in occupation increased cardiovascular and
circulatory health.
- Regular participation in occupation resulted in higher levels of
cognitive performance, psychosocial function, and self-rated
wellness. - ANSWER-Regular participation in occupation
increased cardiovascular and circulatory health.
According to the OT Multicontextual Approach, the ability to judge
task demands, anticipate likelihood of problems, and change,
adapt, or fine-tune behavior during performance is known as
- online awareness
- self-knowledge
- self-awareness
- Metacognition - ANSWER-online awareness
Reducing options, practicing "stepping back / wide angle lens,"
and asking others for input are behavioral-cognitive interventions
for which cognitive skill?
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- decision making & judgment
- problem solving
- concept formation & categorization
- schemas & scripts - ANSWER-decision making & judgment
Intervention strategies such as incorporating breaks, slow
presentation of information, and making stimuli easy to detect are
utilized to intervene for which type of diminished attention?
- divided attention
- vigilance
- selective attention
- automatic / controlled process - ANSWER-divided attention
According to the OT Multicontextual Approach, awareness of
one's own strengths and limitations that builds over time from a
variety of experiences is known as
