Emotion
True or False. There are emotional regulation assessments developed specifically for occupational therapy
False
Is the cognitive behavioral approach considered an effective intervention for individuals with eating disorders?
A) No, it is primarily used to treat physical health conditions
B) Yes, it helps individuals identify and change unhealthy thought patterns and behaviors related to eating
C) No, it focuses solely on addressing family dynamics
D) Yes, it is only effective for individuals without any underlying mental health conditions
B. Yes, it helps individuals identify and change unhealthy thought patterns and behaviors related to eating
SCENARIO:
David, a 30-year-old man, avoids social interactions and believes he has a special ability to sense hidden energies. He wears a tinfoil hat to block harmful waves and speaks in vague, unusual ways. When invited to social events, he refuses, convinced that people secretly judge him. His sister urges him to seek therapy, but he believes therapists are part of a conspiracy.
What personality disorder does David likely have?
A) Cluster A: Schizotypal
B) Cluster C: Avoidant
C) Cluster A: Paranoid
D) Cluster B: Borderline
According to Medicare, which of the following elements must be included in an occupational therapy plan of care?
A) The client’s medical history, family background, and short-term goals
B) The client’s diagnoses; long-term treatment goals; and the type, amount, duration, and frequency of occupational therapy services
C) The therapist’s credentials, session notes, and a list of all possible interventions
D) A physician’s referral, billing codes, and a projected discharge date
B) The client’s diagnoses; long-term treatment goals; and the type, amount, duration, and frequency of occupational therapy services
Motivational Interviewing is considered a common intervention approach with eating disorders because ___________.
A. It addresses emotional regulation by using mindfulness, mediation, interpersonal effectiveness, and distress toleration
B. It addresses distorted beliefs in the context of occupational therapy and challenges by providing evidence to contrary
C. It promotes relationship building and engagement in changing processes to adopt a healthier lifestyle by establishing rapport in identifying his/her reasons for change
D. It provides meaning by encouraging individuals to identify spiritual needs and promote participation through religious or informal spiritual activities
C. It promotes relationship building and engagement in changing processes to adopt a healthier lifestyle by establishing rapport in identifying his/her reasons for change
The modal model of emotion describes emotions as a “process between the person and situation with 4 phases- situation, attention, appraisal and response”. Which part of the scenario below would be considered attention?
Michael is a college student working on a group project that's due next week. The project involves creating a presentation and writing a report. He keeps checking his email and is frustrated that none of the group members have responded. He worries the lack of response will cause him to fail, so he starts to work on the project alone.
A. Micheal decides to work alone on the project
B. Micheal is focused on lack of communication and feeling worried, frustrated and overwhelmed
C. Michael worries that the lack of participation with jeopardize his grade and needs to find a solution
D. Michael has a group project, and his peers are unresponsive
B. Micheal is focused on lack of communication and feeling worried, frustrated and overwhelmed
Which of the following characteristics is most strongly linked to an increased sensitivity for the development of eating disorders?
A) A focus on emotional expression within the family
B) Overvaluing of appearance and thinness
C) An open approach to food and diet flexibility
D) Frequent family gatherings centered around large meals
B. Overvaluing of appearance and thinness
Which of the following is NOT one of the four identified areas in which an enduring pattern of behavior must manifest to be classified as a personality disorder?
A) Thinking
B) Feeling
C) Physical health
D) Impulse Control
C. Physical health
When developing an intervention plan, an occupational therapist must consider multiple contextual factors, including client motivation, environmental factors, and expected outcomes. Which of the following scenarios demonstrates the most effective application of clinical reasoning in modifying an intervention plan?
A) A therapist discontinues a recommended intervention approach solely because the client expresses frustration during the first session.
B) A therapist rigidly follows a standardized protocol, despite evidence that the client is not progressing toward their goals.
C) A therapist adjusts intervention strategies based on the client’s engagement level, occupational profile, and response to past interventions.
D) A therapist defers all decision-making to the rehabilitation team, as they have more experience in intervention planning.
C) A therapist adjusts intervention strategies based on the client’s engagement level, occupational profile, and response to past interventions.
Which is the BEST choice. Habits are beneficial because they:
A. Make life more exciting and spontaneous
B. Reduce the need for constant decision-making
C. Increase the amount of time spend on each activity
D. Promote greater social interaction
B. Reduce the need for constant decision-making