Final - OTP ACTUAL UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
What is the definition of theory? A set of ideas that explains a phenomenon of interest
What are the two components of a theory? concepts and principles
What does PEOP stand for? person-environment-occupation-performance
What describes the process for change along a frames of reference (FOR)
continuum?
The therapeutic mode, collaboration, is best defined as ensuring client choice, freedom, and autonomy to the greatest extent possible
Models of practice do what? Help explain relation of person, environment, and OT engagement
A Therapist’s deliberate efforts to enhance their therapeutic use of self
interactions with clients are considered?
, observable manifestations of internal feelings that occur expression of strong emotions
with a higher-than-usual level of intensity
why are theories developed in response to an experience that cannot be explained using existing
explanations
kawa (river) model use to understand context of the client's, help prioritize problems, and provide
relative interventions
occupational behavior model prevent and reduce the disruptions and incapacitates in occupational behavior
that result in injury and illness
model of human occupation (MOHO) conceptualized the interactive and cyclical nature of human interaction with one's
environment; interplay between person and environment is critical
occupational adaptation (OA) framework that describes a normal human phenomenon
ecology of human performance focused area of concern is the interdependent and transactional relationship
among a person, their context, and the task performance
person environment occupation performance (PEOP) views interdependent relationship among person, occupations, and performance
frames of reference (FOR) process for change along a continuum
therapeutic relationship therapist - client interactions
intentional relationship model seeks to address challenges brought on by complex and intractable interpersonal
dynamics by providing a concrete skill set
components of the intentional relationship model -the client
- the interpersonal events that occur during therapy
-the therapist
-the occupation
examples of interpersonal characteristics of our clients -communication style
-need for control
-capacity for trust
-response to change
-preference for touch
-etc.
What is the definition of theory? A set of ideas that explains a phenomenon of interest
What are the two components of a theory? concepts and principles
What does PEOP stand for? person-environment-occupation-performance
What describes the process for change along a frames of reference (FOR)
continuum?
The therapeutic mode, collaboration, is best defined as ensuring client choice, freedom, and autonomy to the greatest extent possible
Models of practice do what? Help explain relation of person, environment, and OT engagement
A Therapist’s deliberate efforts to enhance their therapeutic use of self
interactions with clients are considered?
, observable manifestations of internal feelings that occur expression of strong emotions
with a higher-than-usual level of intensity
why are theories developed in response to an experience that cannot be explained using existing
explanations
kawa (river) model use to understand context of the client's, help prioritize problems, and provide
relative interventions
occupational behavior model prevent and reduce the disruptions and incapacitates in occupational behavior
that result in injury and illness
model of human occupation (MOHO) conceptualized the interactive and cyclical nature of human interaction with one's
environment; interplay between person and environment is critical
occupational adaptation (OA) framework that describes a normal human phenomenon
ecology of human performance focused area of concern is the interdependent and transactional relationship
among a person, their context, and the task performance
person environment occupation performance (PEOP) views interdependent relationship among person, occupations, and performance
frames of reference (FOR) process for change along a continuum
therapeutic relationship therapist - client interactions
intentional relationship model seeks to address challenges brought on by complex and intractable interpersonal
dynamics by providing a concrete skill set
components of the intentional relationship model -the client
- the interpersonal events that occur during therapy
-the therapist
-the occupation
examples of interpersonal characteristics of our clients -communication style
-need for control
-capacity for trust
-response to change
-preference for touch
-etc.
