At the start of the session, the OT applies a therapeutic hot pack and performs passive range of motion to both shoulders of a patient. The patient then participates in reaching into overhead kitchen cabinets to gather items for meal preparation to improve active shoulder range of motion. The application of the hot pack and performing passive range of motion BEST describes which of the following interventions?

Which component of intervention determines the selection of specific OT activities used to address the client’s targeted outcomes?

Which of the following is true regarding literature as scientific evidence?

The OT is planning an intervention for a patient who was an instructional technology specialist at a junior college before being diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury. The patient’s goal is to improve cognitive functioning to return to work. The therapist decides to use games on an iPad to improve cognitive function. This intervention is MOST LIKELY guided by which of the following models of practice?

Common errors in intervention planning may include which of the following? 

Which are considerations of group intervention (choose all that apply)

The ________ theory of forgetting proposes that memory fades with time and lack of use.

The inability to remember events and experiences that occurred during the first two or three years of life is termed

In clinical work with clients, a psychodynamic therapist likely aims to help the client achieve _____________ .    

It can be argued that many, if not most, dominant theories of psychotherapy were originally developed from the______________ perspective.