Continuing Intro to OT chapters 6-12

Which of Kolb's four learning styles best desrcribes a marketer or salesperson?

Which of the following is NOT an area of development?

To respect the right of the individual to self determination, privacy, confidentiality, and consent

Begins with early attachment relationships & encompasses the ways children learn to engage & interpret relationships

Type of motor development that goes from head to toe

An activity is:

While all of the below hold true, which of the following are the overarching major tasks of adolescence

Learning occure when an educator (or practictioner) facilitates and guides rather than dictates or directs

Which of the following best describes a conceptual model?

The sensory integration frame of reference is based in large part on:

The three parts of the occupational process are:

Treating colleagues and other professionals with respect, fairness, discretiin, and integrity

Which frame of reference is expressly stated as being process rather than product focused?

Indicates that OT personnel provide OT services for all persons in need & maintain goal directed objective relationship

OTs legacy of humanistic ways, occupational justice, and timeless truths are based on:

Do no harm under any circumstances

Which of the following is a developmental task associated with infancy?

The biomechanical practice model is based on:

Visual awareness of the environment including all that is ahead as well as peripheral while looking forward

Developed a multistage lifespan development theory

Which of the following entities oversees credentialing for OT practioners?

An overarching and fluid representation of confidence in ones ability to carry out lifes activities

Which of the following best describes a typical motor skill acquisition pattern?

Provides theoretical validation for OT by explaining why it works (occupation based)

Despite being recognized as outdated, which model or frame of reference continues to be widely used?

Type of motor development that starts from the midline and moves outward

Examples of teratogens do NOT include:

Taking risks and trying out new activities and the behaviors pertains to which information processing learning?

The study of standards of conduct and moral judgement

OT practitioners seek to personalize the goals, contexts, environments, and techniques of a selected activity to achieve

Process whereby knowledge is created through the transformation of experience

To intentionally refrain from actions that cause harm

Identify, analyze, and clarify ethical issues or dilemmas to make responsible decisions

Based on the premise that behavior ensues because of the consequences of an action

A deontological ethical theory focuses on:

Learning by doing best describes

Position of how we develop: Our inner biology determines who we are

An example of participation or "invovement in a life situation" is:

There are two types of models associated with OT, practice and conceptual. Which best describes a practice model?

Indicates the importance of valuing, promoting, an preserving the inherent worth and uniqueness of each person

OT practitioners seek to personalize the goals, contexts, environments, and techniques of a selected activity to achieve

Refers to defining who we are and what our purpose in life is

Explains how OT works, provides overarching ideas for planning and implementing intervention

The desired outcomes for OT intevention include:

Neurodevelopmental therapy is most commonly used in what type of client?

Kolb's model of learning styles is:

The ability to detect light, contrast, and color among visual stimuli.

Builds on theory and practice models and is a guide to treat clients is best described as:

Peak intellectual and physical functioning occurs during:

Your 2 year old daughter is misbehaving and you want to try to stop the behavior by putting her in time out. This is:

The ability to detect form and contour-to see things clearly near and far.

Analyzing dynamic relationships between performance skills & patterns, contexts and environments, and client factors

Having concern for the clients well being and safety. Preventing and removing harm. Explaining benefits and risks

Refers to postural control, reflex integration, sensory skills, and gross and fine motor skills.

An internal debate about right and wrong action best describes

The Code and Ethics Standard principle of fidelity is

The implementation process is carried out by:

Personnel promote fairness and objectivity. Equitable treatment and benefity for ALL people.

The act of making choices

A group of related ideas that have been verified through analysis

Process of reevaluating & reviewing the intervention plan, the effectiveness of delivery & the progress towards outcomes

Ways in which people obtain and process information.

The terms input, throughput, output, and feedback apply to the:

A means to organize thinking and intervention around the philosophical basis of a profession

Which of the following entities is responsible for handling legal issues with regard to OT?

The 3 steps of the OT intervention process are:

The psychosocial integration frame of reference/model is applicable to:

Accomplishment of selected occupation resulting from the dynamic transaction among the client, the context & activity

Belief that development occurs in gradual ongoing manner

Indicates demonstration of unselfish concern for the welfare of others

Which of the following best describes beneficence?

Increase or decrease the demands of an activity or change the way it is done

The consequences of actions

Your client seems to learn and adapt most easily when you talk through how to do a task. What kind of learner?

"Given time annd support, most children will achieve a desired action"

The ability to adapt to change

Indicates that all persons have fundamental human rights and the right to the same opportunities

In terms of communication & social skills, expressive & receptive communication refers to:

To become accustomed or acclimated to something

An organizer that provides overarching direction on how to provide treatment (a guide or map)

What is the most serious disciplinary action the AOTA Ethics Commision can take against a member of AOTA?

Which of the following is considered to be a fixed characteristic of learning theory?

One who believes that development occurs in an orderly stepwise progression following a set timetable

Which of the following best describes the role of the OTA in the evaluation process?

Any disease, drug, or other environmental agents that can harm a developing embryo or fetus

Which of the following best describes a proximal-distal developmental pattern?

Creating an atmosphere that is conductive to learning, where learners feeal comfortable to explore new ideas:

External environmental factors determine our course of development

Andragogy posits that:

Refers to how thinking and language skills unfold

"Great job!" is an example of:

Being nonbiased the ways we treat and interact with others not being soley driven by money, providing best possible care

Being aware of your roles and identity in the world

The terms occupation, activity, and task may be used interchangeably in the context of an activity analysis

The following is an example of a context or environment :

The occupational adaptation model is system based on the promise that a person is which of the 3 subsystems

Provide accurate & objective information. Truthful, condor, honesty, and avoiding deception

A manifestation of moral character and mindful reflection.

Our ability to see objects or our environment as stable(or not moving) even though our eyes are moving rapidly

Indicates each persons right to exercise autonomy and demonstrate independence, initiative, and self-direction