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What is the interaction between an OT practitioner and a client known as?

The intervention approach where the interest of the OT practitioner is keeping clients well, often helping clients engage in activities to slow down disease, trauma, or to avoid poor health is know as _____________.

Refers to the phenomenon that the brain is capable of change and through activity one may get improved neurological synapses. 

Gathering information about a patient by watching  him complete a pre-determined activity with steps so that the OT practitioner can determine what he can or cannot do in relation to the demands of the task is called:

Which of the following is NOT a technique for active listening?

Match the following key terms its definition. 

As an occupational therapy (OT) practitioner begins preparing for today’s treatment session, the focus is to develop appropriate responses to questions for a legal assistant position interview; the OT practitioner is focusing on which area of occupation?

What is the primary goal or outcome for Occupational Therapy services?

A frame of reference guides intervention based on the condition, or deficit being treated and it is supported by researched evidence.

What is the role of OT in the discontinuation of services?