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When an OT practitioner coordinates changes in services for a client to assist with a new functional level, life stage, program, or environment they are facilitating:

The elements of therapeutic reasoning are based on science, art, and ethics.

What is the term for one’s daily patterns of behaviors, one’s roles, and one’s everyday routine?

What type of intervention involves teaching the client, often providing them with information about how to perform the occupation more efficiently, but it may not result in actual performance of the occupation?

When the OT practitioner analyzes a client’s _________ ___________, he examines the client’s habits, routines, roles and rituals.

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?​