Behavioral Cognitive
Social skills training, time management, graded tasks, and relaxation
Tx interventions
True or False: this model commonly needs to be used with another theory.
(True)
What are the names of the three stitches?
running stitch, whip stitch, cordovan stitch
What is the focus of PEO?
To optimize a fit between person, environment, occupation
Does this theory address behavior before cognition?
True
Name the three subsystems of MOHO.
(Volitional, habituation, performance)
How many (whole numbers) cognitive levels are there?
5 levels, (1-5.8)
What theory is PEO similar to?
Kawa
MOHO
CMOP
CMOP
Reinforces each step as it is performed successfully
Shaping
What are the three P’s by which function is measures?
(Participation, performance, and patterns)
What is the cognitive level associated with the running stitch?
level 3.0
What does it mean when the area of overlap is small?
Dysfunction occurs
Efficiency occurs
Function occurs
Dysfunction occurs
Part of Behavioral Cognitive makes you hungry when watching a TV commercial?
a) Operant Conditioning b) Classical Conditioning
b) Classical Conditioning
Name the 3 levels of functioning within this model.
(Exploration, competency and achievement)
If a person is at a level 3.8 what direction would the client require to complete the assigned task?
3 step verbal direction
What is one of the major differences between PEO and EHP?
EHP focuses more on tasks and contexts
PEO focuses on person, barriers, and strengths
EHP focuses more on the environment
EHP focuses more on tasks and contexts
Chaining serves as what for the next step
a) Stimulus b) Sequencing c) Habits
a) Stimulus
What is the major difference between MOHO and COMP?
COMP focuses on the activity having meaning and MOHO focuses more on habit training
This client is unable to see error if they are not in plain sight. What ACL level is this client?
level 4.2
Occupation is a part of what structure?
Environmental
Personal
Hierarchical
Hierarchical