According to Hopkins and Smith, what are the objectives of Occupational Therapy (OT)?

• All of the above

• To facilitate learning of skills

• To promote and maintain health

• To diminish or correct pathology

What is the definition of Play according to Parham & Fazio?

• All of the above

• An activity that provides enjoyment

• An activity that provides entertainment

• An organized activity that provides amusement

What are the 5 common themes of Play?

• Art, Function, Experience, Context, Meaning

• Science, Art, Function, Context, Meaning

• Patterns, Forms, Function, Meaning, Context

• Patterns, Forms, Experience, Context, Science

What is the primary modality for the management of problems in Occupational Therapy?

• Play therapy

• Speech therapy

• Behavioral therapy

• Physical therapy

What is the definition of Leisure according to Parham & Fazio?

• An activity that is nonobligatory

• An activity that is engaged in during discretionary time

• An activity that is intrinsically motivated

• All of the above

What are the components that can be improved through play in Occupational Therapy?

• All of the above

• Fine motor, Gross motor, Sensory processing

• Muscle-tone, Sensory processing, Cognitive skills

• Social skills, Emotional regulation, Cognitive skills

What does the Test of Playfulness (ToP) assess?

• Intrinsic motivation, Suspension of reality, Internal reality

• Extrinsic motivation, Suspension of reality, Internal control

• Intrinsic motivation, Suspension of reality, Internal control

• Intrinsic motivation, Suspension of reality, External control

What is the primary goal of Play Therapy?

• To provide entertainment to children

• To teach children new skills

• To help children address and resolve their own problems

• To promote physical activity in children

What is the primary focus of Floor Time technique?

• To support children's developmental progress

• To teach children new skills

• To help children address and resolve their own problems

• To provide entertainment to children

What is the principle of 'Follow the child's lead' in Floor Time?

• The child should follow the therapist's lead

• The therapist should always lead the play

• It doesn't matter what the child is doing as long as they initiate it

• The therapist should only focus on teaching new skills