Vocabulary Words
abbreviation of "fear of missing out"
What is a FOMO?
What does a Model of Practice do
What is the structure and organization of thinking about the evaluation and interpretation of findings?
Stage when individuals are consolidating their values, self-identity, and self-value.
What is late adolescence?
Sally tries to learn a new language.
What is "Seeks Challenges?"
Used to assess an adolescent's capacity to function with the group.
What is an evaluative group?
A person's self-efficacy, values, and interests
What is Volition?
A model that emphasizes occupational performance shaped by the interaction between person, environment, and occupation.
What is the Person-Environment-Occupation Model?
Period of the most intense psychosocial development.
What is middle adolescence?
Devin chooses to audition for the ensemble instead of leading role.
What is "Shows Preferences?"
What is a thematic group?
A psychologically distressing life event that increases the likelihood of mental distress, delayed developmental tasks, and behavioral challenges
What is an Adverse Childhood Experience
A response to the environment occurs because of an interaction among three systems. Volition (motivation), Habituation (roles and habits), and Performance Skills (skills of the mind, brain, and body).
What is Kielhofners Model of Human Occupation?
Period of time when individuals are most concerned with forming intimate relationships.
What is late adolescence?
What is "Shows Curiosity?"
Assists adolescents who have the capacity for insight and abstract thinking to become aware of their needs, feelings, and ideas.
What is a task-oriented group?
This behavior includes avoidance, flat effect, sadness, worry, and loneliness and often associated with anxiety and depression
What is an internalizing behavior?
It defines self-perceived meaningful activities that require active participation and lead to a product and one's adaptive response to meet an occupational challenge, when ordinary response is insufficient to master the activity.
What is Occupational Adaptation?
Period in which time with peers begins to replace time with parents.
What is middle adolescence?
Neesha practices singing a song outside of rehearsal.
What is "Practices Skills?"
Uses activities to develop performance skills to participate in activities outside of the group.
What is a topical group?
Based on the research of Albery Bandura this theories key tenent is that people are intrinsically predisposed to imitate one another, and are especially prone to do so when they identify with one another.
What is Social Learning Theory?
A model that uses the metaphor of a river with different contextual elements to represent human life through water, river sidewall and bottom, rocks, driftwood, and space between obstructions.
What is the Kawa Model?
What is early adolescence?
Brody improvises lines during a play.
What is "Uses Imagination?"
Group aimed at meeting health needs or maintaining function.
What is an instrumental group?