Occ Analysis/Gp Process
Motor & Praxis skills, Sensory-Perceptual skills, Emotional Regulation skills, Cognitive skills, Communication skills & Social skills
What are Performance Skills?
Changing the requirements of the activity by changing the task requirements or the steps involved.
What is grading an activity?
Written and spoken words.
What are components of verbal communication?
This model explains therapeutic use of self and its relationship with occupational engagement, and it defines the most critical components of the client-therapist relationship as they are enacted in practice.
What is an Intentional Relationship Model (IRM)?
Something people do every day that provides them with meaning and identity (for example, reading the newspaper)
What is an Occupation?
ADLs, IADLs, Rest & Sleep, Education, Work, Play, Leisure, Social Participation
What are the Areas Of Occupation delineated in the Occupational Therapy Performance Framework (OTPF)?
Changing the activity's degree of difficulty by using alternative materials or steps.
What is adapting an activity?
Eye contact, facial expression,and body language
What are components of nonverbal communications?
Specific ways of relating to a client. (hint: there are six)
What are therapeutic modes?
The things that people do every day that involve steps and performance skills (for example, completing the crossword puzzle in black ink).
What is an activity?
Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, Adjourning
What are the stages of groups?
Materials and activities that will help the client achieve, regain ability, and perform new skills.
Therapeutic Media
This type of group structure allows for more opportunities to establish interpersonal relationships with both other group members and with leaders.
What is a closed group?
Enabling negative behavior and colluding to criticize or control another individual in a group are examples of what type of group dynamic?
What is a Maladaptive Group Dynamic?
The basic unit of action required to complete a step in an activity (for example, grasp a pen with fingers).
What is a task?
Task groups, functional groups, interest groups
What are group types?
Examining the contexts, meaning, and steps included in completing actions. Emphasis is on how performing provides a person with a sense of identity.
What is Occupational Analysis?
Leaders who employ a high level of control in the decision making of a group; these leaders do not allow group members to have input.
What is Authoritarian style of leadership?
An intentional therapist will recognize this type of group dynamic and use interpersonal reasoning to decide how to interact with this dynamic.
What is a maladaptive group dynamic?
This theoretical model understands clients in terms of volition, habituation, performance capacity, and environment.
What is the Model of Human Occupation?
The Aggressor, the Dominator, the Comedian are examples of this group member role.
What are examples of Blocking Roles?
Understand client's story
Define client's goals/objectives
Describe elements of activity
Develop activities that match client's needs
Modify/adapt activity to meet client's needs
What are the steps to Activity Analysis?
This leader allows the group to control all decision making and problem solving.
What is the Laissez faire leadership style?
Anticipate
Identify and cope
Determine if a mode shift is required
Choose a response mode/mode sequence
Draw on interpersonal skills associated with modes
Gather feedback
What are the Six Steps of Interpersonal Reasoning Process?
The person's abilities (physical, cognitive, or social-emotional) and skills needed for given occupation.
What is performance capacity?