Occupational therapists theorize that people’s occupations change over the course of their lives due to what?

According to the Ecology of human performance model, what is the primary cause of dysfunction for a patient?

Discuss the unique nature of OCCUPATION as viewed by the profession of occupational therapy and the value of occupation to support performance, participation, health, and well-being.

An occupational therapist is working with a client and giving the client a reward each time they successfully complete the task. The occupational therapist is most likely integrating a/an                                                frame of reference into the client’s treatment.

Traditional models for neurologic rehabilitation are not being used as frequently as they were in the past for all of the following reasons EXCEPT

During ________, the targeted outcomes established during evaluation are assessed using the same measures employed during the original or initial evaluation.

Which of the following is NOT true about the ecological models of OT?

The fundamental premise that people learn by observing others and that these observations can shape and change cognition is a core concept in

An occupational therapist is working with a client but is not allowing the client to provide input about his intervention. The name of the ethical principle listed in AOTA’s Code of Ethics that the therapist is likely violating is                                                       .

What 19th-century philosophical tradition informed early occupational therapists’ ideas about meeting commonsense occupational needs through actual practice?