Paradigms and Theory Review

SPP is the ability to modulate sensory input and to self-direct attention to relevant internal and environmental

Nested concepts are used in this theory?

________ are focused on specific populations or disabilities and guides assessment and intervention.

Performance capacity was previously called mind-brain-body in MOHO.

The PEOP Model has an emphasis on occupations specifically:

 ____ as a learned neurological response to the repetitive firing of neurons until the stimulus no longer needs attention

Who are the key theorists of the ecology of human performance?

The frame grounded in behavior modification/classical conditioning is which of the following?

Which frame of reference has a remediation approach?

CMOP-E was commissioned by who:

Emotional reasoning is most associated with ________________ in occupational therapy.

The three subsystems within this model are volition, habituation, and performance capacity. Which model is it?

According to the AOTA, _______ are various kinds of life activities in which individuals, groups, or populations engage.

The ability to direct and control the movements of one’s body is called what?

__ is the doing of meaningful activities, tasks and roles through complex interactions between the person & environment.

According to the KAWA model, the Japanese culture views occupation as which of the following?

A focus on specific populations that guide assessments/ intervention for those populations are which of the following?

Sensory ________ is needed to distinguish sounds, objects and shapes for efficient use in occupations.

In the KAWA model, a person's life stage and flow is depicted as which of the following?

Habit training approach is _______.

What factors make up a person in the PEOP model?

Which of the following is NOT considered the Environment in the Ecology of Human Performance Model?

In the medical model, health is defined as the absence of disease.

The three-stage model of motor learning consists of the cognitive stage, fixation stage, and autonomous stage. 

A unique aspect of the Person-Environment- Occupation- Performance (PEOP) model is its _______ approach to intervention.

In which Behavioral Frame of Reference is function defined as the person's ability to exercise agency?

In the Canadian Model of Occupational Performance (CMOP), which is a section of occupation?

A hallmark of Toglia's Dynamic Interactional Approach is which of the following?

According to the Occupational Adaptation Model, who is the agent of change?

what are things that we can observe?

What are the four main constructs of the Ecology of Human Performance model?

According to sensory processing models, ____determines the way people experience the world and serves to focus attention

How is theory organized in occupational therapy?

This model can be applied to populations, communities, and organizations

The KAWA model uses which of the following to represent your values, personality and personal resources?

These are all aspects of relative mastery except

According to the Cognitive Disabilities Frame of Reference, at which Allen Cognitive Level do VISUAL cues work best?

What is "Applies principles of physics to human movement and posture"?

Passive/active stretching, exercise, and energy conservation techniques are types of?

Helplessness, incompetence, and inefficacy describes order.

Who was the creator of the Occupational Behavior theory?

_____ is defined as “the ability of the brain to process, store, retrieve, and manipulate information.”

Is the process of analyzing a patient's signs & symptoms & reducing the problem to a specific, narrowly defined cause?

____ is the inter-relationships of organisms and their environments

The components of the KAWA model are:

The lowest end of the Allen’s Cognitive Disabilities Scale is Level 1 or _______.

An OT is working in an OP clinic and has received a referral to fabricate an splint for a person with an extensor tendon

Occupation-based models may also be identified as overarching theories, umbrella theories, and grand theories

Which one is NOT one of the 4 processing patterns of processing and self-regulation in the eval of Dunn'sSensoryProfile?

The Sensory Integration Framework outlines _____ Phases of Development of Sensory Integration.

Evaluation in Motor Learning Frames of reference places a great deal of value in and focus on which of the following?

____ are important factors that allows individuals to focus their attention to what’s going on in the environment

Models of practice are designed to tell occupational therapists what to do and are made up of which of the following?

Fee for service means:

According to the OTPF, motor control frameworks are best utilized in OT practice as which of the following?

Which of the following is not an OT core value?

Which of the following is not a level of occupational science?

Which founder of Occupational Therapy did not attend its initial meeting and authored the textbook Invalid Occupations.

In the medical model, the patient is typically expected to be which of the following?

Which founder of OT developed the strategy of habit training to improve function in persons with mental illness?

Proprioceptive and which of the following sensation are considered the foundation for all complex occupations?

Metacognition consists of the executive functions of intellectual awareness, monitoring, intention, planning and ____.

What is not an example of Vestibular-Proprioceptive Problems?

According CMOP-E, the component of the person which deals with feelings and perceptions is which of the following?

Most occupation-based models have which of the following as one of the core underlying assumptions?

the ability of the brain to process, store, retrieve and manipulate information is cognition? 

__________ is the creator of the Model of Human Occupation.

Self- questioning and visual imagery are both related to what development? 

In the 1930s, occupational therapy was identified as a health care profession.

Person-Environment-Occupation-Perfomance model is this type of approach?

Helplessness, incompetence, and inefficacy is this in MOHO.

The Recovery Model began due to this movement in the 1960s?

Which is a symptom of vestibular-proprioceptive problems?

The KAWA model states that Harmony (which results in well-being) is achieved when the patient_______.

What is rehabilitation? 

Activity tolerance scales, dynamometer and pinch gauges are evaluation tools MOST commonly used in which FOR?

Which of the following is NOT a core value of AOTA?

Which of these is NOT one of the subsystems addressed in the Model of Human Occupation (MOHO)?

The discipline which studies the effects of occupation on human behavior is which of the following?

The use of diagonal movement patterns of the extremities is MOST often attributed to which frame of reference?

According to Dunn’s Sensory Processing Model, _______ is defined as decreased or blocked responses to sensation

who created the cognitive disabilities model? 

How does the Occupational Adaptation Model (OA) differ from other Models & Frameworks?

According to the Cognitive Hierarchy, which cognitive skill is considered the highest order skill or ability?

Mary Law is the creator of the PEOP.

Who is credited with articulation of the philososphical base for OT?

A return to the fullest physical, mental, social, vocational, and economic usefulness that is possible for an individual

In the occupation-based model developed by Winnie Dunn, ____ is the interaction between persons and their environments.

What is the gold standard for evaluation of Sensory Integration Framework?

Who invented the sensory integration/sensory processing model?

Which theory is grounded in neuroscience? 

What is volition?

The three stages of Motor Learning Theory are____?

In KAWA, OTs help make space between the rocks to increase lifes flow.

 Which Allen Cognitive Level score is needed for minimal independence?

According to CMOP-E spirituality is shaped and expressed through which of the following?

_____ is defined as the capacity to plan new movements.

The better the FIT, the better the occupational performance in the PEO model.

An open system theory is a constant interchange of information, energies, and actions with one's environment.

The Sensory Processing Theory defines ______ as the nervous system’s ability to regulate its own activities.