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When the receiver of the message (the practitioner) repeats the words of the speaker (the client) as they are heard it is known as restatement.

Which FOR follows these Principles:  * The interaction among systems is essential to adaptive control of movement. * Client’s develop improved neural pathways when they repeat meaningful, whole (occupation) tasks in the natural environment.  * Dysfunction occurs when movement patterns lack sufficient adaptability to accommodate task demands and environmental constraints. 

Which of the following is NOT a way to develop trust in the therapeutic relationship?

Uniformitarianism is the assumption that ____.​

What is/are the major driver(s) of plate motion?​

As clients improve their skills and performance in occupations, they show the ability to effectively meet the demands of different occupations and assume their _________.

Which frame of reference stipulates that OT practitioners reward positive behaviors and and ignore negative ones?

Continental drift and plate tectonics refer to the same geological process.​

All but one of the following may be addressed in the initial OT intervention plan:

Which FOR Identifies the level of motor (gross, fine, oral) social, emotional, and cognitive skills in which a child engages and targets intervention to help the client advance.