Theories, Paradigms, and Ethics in Occupational Therapy

• To provide practical solutions to real-world problems
• To classify knowledge and organize information
• To describe, explain, and predict behavior and relationships between concepts or events (correct)
• To establish moral principles and shared values

• Practice guidelines in specific domains
• A classification system for organizing theory and knowledge
• A graphic or schematic representation of concepts and assumptions
• A set of assumptions, beliefs, and a shared vision that serves as the cultural core of a profession (correct)

• It provides practice guidelines in specific domains
• It studies the form, function, and meaning of human occupations (correct)
• It is a graphic or schematic representation of concepts and assumptions
• It establishes moral principles based on shared values and beliefs

<p>A concept is an observable and easily distinguished idea or principle, while a construct is an abstract concept for non-observable behavior, events, or phenomena (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>To state a theoretical relationship between two or more concepts (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>To study the dynamics of knowing and the sources of knowledge (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers