Models for Occupational Therapy Practice for Children Quiz

What does the PEO model stand for in occupational therapy?

• Patient, Engagement, Occupation

• Person, Engagement, Occupation

• Patient, Environment, Occupation

• Person, Environment, Occupation

Which approach focuses on the interaction of child, task, and environmental constraints?

• Neurodevelopmental Theory

• Developmental Approaches

• Systems Approaches

• Cognitive Approaches

What is the primary goal of the coping model in occupational therapy?

• To improve physical skills

• To improve the child's ability to cope with stress

• To develop social skills

• To enhance cognitive strategies

Which of the following is NOT a component of the PEO model?

• Person

• Activity

• Occupation

• Environment

What is emphasized in cognitive approaches to occupational therapy?

• Cognitive strategies

• Social interaction

• Skill acquisition

• Physical rehabilitation

In the context of motor learning, what does intrinsic feedback refer to?

• Feedback from the therapist

• Feedback from peers

• Feedback from external devices

• Feedback from the child's own sensory systems

Which model emphasizes the importance of adapting tasks to match a child's abilities?

• Neurodevelopmental Theory

• Adaptation and Compensation

• Sensory Integration

• Cognitive Approaches

What is a key feature of social skills training in occupational therapy?

• Individual therapy sessions

• Use of social skills groups

• Focus on physical rehabilitation

• Emphasis on cognitive strategies

Which theory focuses on the hierarchical organization of sensory processing?

• Neurodevelopmental Theory

• Sensory Integration

• Cognitive Orientation

• Developmental Approaches

What is the primary focus of developmental approaches in occupational therapy?

• Facilitating skill acquisition

• Enhancing cognitive strategies

• Promoting social interaction

• Facilitating development and mastery of life tasks