PEOP

history

100

What year was the model developed? 

1991

200

What kind of systems model is the PEOP considered?

ecological-transaction systems model

300

Name 2 OT theorists that influenced PEOP

Howe & Briggs, Kielhofner & Burke, Mary Reilly, Reed & Sanderson, Law

basic info

100

What does PEOP stand for?

person, environment, occupation, performance, participation

200

What are the outcomes for this model?

performance, participation, well-being

300

Name the CORE PRINCIPLES listed on the presentation 

client centeredness, collaboration, identification of targeted & valued outcomes, PEO framework 

basic info pt.2

100

Who are the creators of PEOP? 

Christiansen & Baum

200

What are the "4 forces of performance?" 

Occupations, Occupational Performance, Personal Factors, Environmental Factors

 

300

Name 4 phases of PEOP

narrative, assessment & eval, intervention, outcomes

vs

100

PEOP vs PEO

Name 1 similarity

• Both are top-down approaches.
• Both are client-centered.
• Both use the person-environment-occupation relationship.

200

PEOP vs MOHO

Name 2 similarities.

• Both are client-centered.
• Both recognize that daily occupations can shape identity. 
• Both recognize that the environment strongly affects performance and particiaption. 

300

PEOP vs PEO 

Name 3 differences

• PEO focuses only on Person + Environment + Occupation.
• PEOP adds performance and participation as important parts of the model. 
• PEOP places a stronger emphasis on the client’s personal narrative (history, values, and life story).

approach

100

What approach does this model use?

top-down approach

200

Name the hierarchy of the top-down approach from (top first, middle second, bottom last)

participation, activity, body functions & structure

300

Explain participation and activity

participation includes: sports, classwork, playing with peers

activity includes: jumping, handwriting, dressing, communicating, toileting