Process/Dynamics
Mutual support, Increased Objectivity, Collective knowledge, model for each other and take on different roles are advantages of what type of leadership?
What is co-leadership?
A practice model that conceptualizes the therapeutic use of self to promote occupational engagement and positive therapy outcomes?
What is the Intentional Relationship Model?
What is the ideal size of groups?
What are 6-10 members?
The use of evaluation of each member individually or evaluation conducted on the entire group together
What are initial evaluation types in groups?
This is the first step when conducting a needs assessment?
What is identifying a need?
Therapist selects activity, demonstrates the tasks and manages the groups' maintenance role is considered what type of leadership?
What is Directive leadership?
Advocating, Collaborating, Empathizing, Encouraging, Instructing and Problem-solving are all
What are Therapeutic Modes?
The group is working on the beautification of a neighborhood the members collaborate on prioritizing activities and begin working together, what type of group is this?
What is a task group?
The approaches of Multidisciplinary, Interdisciplinary and Transdisciplinary expertise of group leadership are often used with what types of groups?
What are healthcare groups?
Logic Model, Three-phase Model and Concern Report Method are all types of?
What are needs assessment models?
In this group process step, leaders set the mood, use a warm-up, explain the purpose and provide an outline of the session.
What is the Introduction?
This specific IRM "mode" reflects many of the core values of OT with it's core values of client choice, freedom and autonomy. What is it?
What is the Collaborating Mode?
Task oriented groups, topic, thematic, developmental and instrumental are all?
What are Activity Groups types?
Groups leader providing food, attention, praise or approval and providing/giving what in a group?
What is positive reinforcement?
A hospital administrator is noticing trends with resubmissions in the cardiac unit and has asked the therapy team to develop a "group" to target medication consistency knowledge and and medication management to decrease re-admissions. What type of resource did this group need come from?
What are secondary resources?
The universal goal of each and every group, no matter the type or leadership style is?
What is imparting knowledge to participants?
Activities or circumstances that cause a client to become overwhelmed or experience uncomfortable reactions are called what according to Taylor?
What are emotionally charged tasks or situations?
Social interaction in groups can vary by group type and this type of developmental group requires high levels of socialization?
What is a mature group?
Per and post tests, Likert scales, therapist observation, checklist completion and demonstration of skills are all used to complete what?
What are group outcome tools or measurements?
This is a systematic set of procedures to identify and describe specific areas of need for a given population, which leads to a clear set of goals and objectives for the program according to Cole (2017)
What is a needs assessment?
There are many types of group roles and those types that include Encourager, harmonizer, Compromiser, Gate-Keeper, Standard-setter, Group observer and Group follower are examples of what type roles?
What are group building and maintenance roles?
A therapist response that causes a clint to feel devalued, hurt, judged, belittled, neglected or emotionally abandaoned.
What is a suboptimal response?
At the closing of a group what is one of the most importation processes a group member needs to have the group complete?
What is group closure?
Dr. F. Use this often as a way to gauge your class learning and lab activity effectiveness and then makes changes based on your What?
What is group feedback?
As an OTD student, you will conduct a needs assessment for what purpose in the degree program?
What is Complete the Capstone?