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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.

__________________ is developed after the evaluation is completed, and it includes the client’s goals and objectives of intervention.

An occupational therapy (OT) practitioner prepares for a treatment activity which will allow the client to learn the bus schedule and route to access transportation from the client’s home to the local supermarket. The OT practitioner is focusing on which area of occupation?

The OT Practice Framework is a document developed by which organization:

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: