Social Participation and Employment Quiz

The _______________ of an activity is the process of breaking down the activity into smaller steps to understand its components.

_______________ are acquired tendencies to respond and perform in certain consistent ways in familiar environments or situations.

Routines provide structure for the flow of daily _______________.

Cultural values and beliefs influence an individual's _______________ and performance in daily activities.

Activity analysis is a key step in _______________ intervention, allowing therapists to identify areas for improvement and develop targeted strategies.

Identifying the relevance and importance of an occupation to the client is a crucial step in _______________ analysis.

Role expectations and identity are influenced by cultural values and beliefs, which shape an individual's _______________.

The environment and _______________ in which an activity takes place can significantly impact an individual's performance and engagement.

In activity analysis, determining the objects and properties required for an activity is an essential step in understanding the _______________ of the activity.

Breaking down an activity into smaller steps allows therapists to identify areas where the client may need additional support or _______________.

Participating in ______, an organized system of beliefs, practices, rituals, and symbols designed to facilitate closeness to the sacred or transcendent.

Activities such as taking time out to play with a child, engaging in activities in ______, and helping others in need are especially meaningful.

[Blank] occupations are those activities surrounding involvement in organized rituals or practices that are used to demonstrate beliefs.

Singing, reading, listening to a ______, and reading verses or incantations aloud are examples of religious occupations.

According to the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA), engaging in religious and spiritual activities can facilitate a sense of ______ to something larger than oneself.

Developing self-identity and making choices to improve quality of life in ______ is part of social and emotional health promotion and maintenance.

Managing emotions, including using coping strategies for ______ history, is part of symptom and condition management.

Establishing behavioral patterns for ______ activities, such as meditation, is part of symptom and condition management.

Incorporating ______ into daily routine, such as walks, is part of physical activity.

Procuring, using, cleaning, and maintaining ______ devices, such as hearing aids, is part of personal care device management.

Performing ______ occupations that are performed with or without financial reward is part of the work domain.