Founders of Occupational Therapy and their Contributions

Which of the following is NOT one of the aspects of human life included in the holistic view that seeded the roots of Occupational Therapy?

Who developed the Sensorimotor Model focusing on sensory input and motor responses?

Which of the following individuals is credited with providing Occupational Therapy its initial connection to medicine?

What concept refers to the integration of sensory information and motor skills?

What was the title of the book written by William Rush Dunton in 1919?

Which disease was mentioned as being incurable and sometimes lasting for several years in the text?

Which of the following statements about Eleanor Clarke Slagle is NOT true?

What new paradigm emerged in the 1980s onward in Occupational Therapy?

Which of the following areas did William Rush Dunton recognize as contributing to the multidisciplinary nature of Occupational Therapy?

Who contributed to the Habit Training Approach by focusing on crafts as means of restoring 'authentic living'?

'Therapeutic use of self' in Occupational Therapy refers to:

Which of the following individuals was a contemporary of Jane Addams, one of the founders of the Hull House?

'National registration for OT began' during which decade?

'Mosey's 3 frames of reference' were prominent during which decade?

'Object relations theory' is associated with which prominent figure?

What movement aimed at retraining soldiers took place during World War II?

What is a key aspect of the Recovery model in mental health?

In the context of prevention, tertiary prevention is provided to individuals who are:

What is a key concept of the Social Cognitive Theory relevant to occupational therapy?

What does collective agency refer to in the context of occupational therapy agencies?

According to AOTA's identified emerging areas of practice, what area involves fall prevention and aging in place?

What is a key aspect of Emotional Reasoning related to occupational therapy?

What distinguishes Secondary Prevention from Primary Prevention in occupational therapy?

What does proxy agency involve in the context of occupational therapy?

'Observed learning', 'self-efficacy', and 'behavioral reinforcement' are key concepts associated with which theory relevant to occupational therapy?

What characterizes the emerging practice area identified by AOTA concerning health and wellness, chronic disease management, and obesity care?

What model was initially proposed by Jean Ayres in 1963?

Which healthcare payment method involves providers receiving a fixed amount for each patient based on their diagnosis?

What type of healthcare payment method incentivizes providers to serve clients' health needs efficiently?

Which component of the Recovery Model emphasizes the individual's ability to direct their own lives?

Who proposed the need for an expansion of the medical model in 1977?

In which healthcare setting are Diagnosis Related Groups (DRG) commonly used?

Which healthcare facility uses Resource Utilization Groups (RUG-III) for billing?

What does Mosey's Frame of Reference Structure include?

Which aspect of a person's performance involves their underlying capacities that support engagement in occupations and activities?

What do habits and routines refer to in the context of occupational therapy?

What does occupational competence entail?

What is the key characteristic of occupational exploration?

What is the main emphasis in the Variables in MOHO?

What do interests refer to in occupational therapy?

How is occupational achievement defined?

"Occupations" in occupational therapy encompass:

What was the primary focus of the original paradigm of occupational therapy from 1900-1940?

What was the purpose of Anne Mosey's frames of reference in occupational therapy?

Which of the following was NOT one of the three frames of reference for mental health OT practice identified by Anne Mosey?

What was the primary contribution of Herbert J. Hall to the field of occupational therapy?

Who developed the Habit Training approach in occupational therapy?

What was the focus of the Model of Human Occupation (MOHO) developed by Gary Kielhofner?

Which theorist's work influenced occupational therapy by providing a framework for understanding psychosocial development across different life stages?

What was the primary contribution of Albert Bandura to occupational therapy?

Which statement best describes the distinction between the basic science of occupation and the applied science of occupational therapy, according to Anne Mosey?

What were the two major paradigm shifts identified by Gary Kielhofner and Burke in the history of occupational therapy?

Which of the following is an internal factor that can affect an individual's performance according to the text?

According to the passage, what can influence an individual's internal traits and capacities?

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an example of an internal trait or capacity in the text?

According to the passage, what can affect an individual's performance range?

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an example of an internal factor in the text?

According to the passage, what can affect an individual's performance capacities?

What is the primary focus of the Model of Human Occupation (MOHO)?

Which component of MOHO pertains to a person's habits and routines?

What is the primary purpose of occupation-based models in occupational therapy?

Which of the following is NOT a component of MOHO?

Which ethical principle in occupational therapy emphasizes the moral obligation to act for clients' interests and well-being?

Which occupational therapy value emphasizes an unselfish concern for the welfare of others?

What is the primary purpose of frames of reference in occupational therapy?

Which ethical principle in occupational therapy emphasizes truthfulness and honesty in interactions?

Which occupational therapy value emphasizes the need to respect clients' choices?

What is the primary purpose of paradigms in occupational therapy?

What is the primary motivation for change in the Occupational Adaptation model?

Which of the following is NOT one of the interdependent features of the Occupational Adaptation model?

In the Generation subprocess of the Adaptive Response, what is the role of 'Adaptive Energy'?

Which of the following is NOT one of the Adaptive Response Modes described in the Generation subprocess?

What is the primary focus of the Evaluation subprocess in the Adaptive Response?

Which of the following is NOT one of the components of the Ecology of Human Performance (EHP) model?

What is the primary focus of the 'Temporal Aspects' in the EHP model's Context component?

Which of the following is NOT included in the 'Environmental Aspects' of the EHP model's Context component?

What is the primary focus of the 'Performance' component in the EHP model?

In the Occupational Adaptation model, what is the primary purpose of the 'Integration' subprocess?