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What element of therapeutic reasoning addresses what should be done for the client, and which path will lead to justice?

Match the following key terms to tis definition.

T/F:  Nonstandardized tests have guidelines for administering and scoring and established normative data and established reliability and validity. 

When the OT is focusing on the activity of household maintenance and has the client practicing by folding towels, which type of therapeutic intervention is being incorporated?

Knowing when to use humor and when to be serious to problem solve when working with a client is an example of artistic element of therapeutic reasoning. 

An Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA) provides a home program for a mother who is concerned with her child’s handwriting skills. Which occupation is the OTA is focusing on? 

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. 

At which stage do practitioners use “intuition” and experience for intervention?

What is it called when Jack, an OT practitioner, recognizes that he is sometimes quick to make decisions, needing to recognize his own behavior, emotional response, and the effect created on others?

Principles explain the relationship between two or more concepts.