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TFOT - Exam 1 with Complete Solutions
What is a theory? Correct Ans-an organized way of thinking about a phenomenon

articulates a professions' body of knowledge

serves as the basis for professional reasoning and decision making

enhances communication within a profession

serves as a basis for systematic study



What are the uses of theories? Correct Ans--defines or explains relaitonships between ideas
and concepts

-may predict behavior or events

-provides conceptual foudation for intervention if necessary



4 concepts OT theory is concerned with Correct Ans-person

environment

health

occupation



How are theories made applicable to OT practice? Correct Ans-by being organized into
models and frames of reference



What is a model? Correct Ans--broad and applicable to many aspects of OT

-often consider relationships and interactions of concepts

,-organizing technique designed to categorize and structure approaches to thinking about complex
issues



Name some examples of models Correct Ans--Model of Human Occupation

-Occupational adaptation

-Ecology of Human Performance

-Person-environment-occupation-performance (PEOP)



Frame of Reference? Correct Ans-Theoretical tool that guides clinical reasoning

applied knowledge

tend to apply to specific age group, conditions

compatible with models

will be indeifiable in assessment and intervention techniques



Examples of frames of reference? Correct Ans--Biomechanical/rehabilitation

-cognitive disabilities

-sensory integration

-motor control and learning



Model vs Frame of Reference Correct Ans-Model:

-guides thinking

-applies to many areas - lifespan, condition

,-may have associated assessments but probably not specific intervention techniques



Frames of reference

-guides clinical reasoning

-usually a more specific application

-will often have specific assessment procedures and intervention approaches.



The Person-Environment-Occupation Performance Model (PEOP) Correct Ans--abstract OT
theory

-emphasizes occupations and performance in a "top-down" approach

-interventions can target change in the person, occupation, and/or environment in different ways

-major component: person, environment, occupations, an occupational performance



Model of Human Occupation (MOHO) Correct Ans--occupation-based intervention

-determines the reasoning behind a person's motivation pattern and performance through the
essential use of volition (motivation), habituation(routines/patterns) ,and performance capacity
reaction to environment).



Occupational Adaptation Correct Ans--model

-interaction between the person, the environment, and internal interaction

-focus of intervention is on the therapeutic use of occupation to promote adaptation.

-goal is to increase the client's ability to adapt.

, Kawa model Correct Ans--focuses on contexts that shape and influence te realities and
challenges of people's day to day lives.

-developed by Japanese and Canadian rehabilitation professionals

-water = life flow of the individual

-river side-walls & bottom =environment

-rocks = obstacles

-driftwood = personal attributes

-broad concept and states that many aspects of life can take a toll on people/client's life



Ecology of Human Performance Correct Ans--model

-how the interaction of humans and their context affect their performance

-it is more efficient and effective to change the environment to match the person rather than only
using intervention to change the person



Applied Behavioral Correct Ans--model

-studies the behavior of individuals and structure interventions

-set of principles that form the basis for many behavioral treatments

-Based on the science of learning and behavior



Biomechanical and Rehabilitative Frame of Reference Correct Ans--treatment is based on the
client abilities NOT disabilities

-focuses on client factor/impairment level when they are limited in occupational performance

-improving physical function and alleviating symptoms

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