WorksheetsOT5 Psych Midterms Quiz 1
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
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
What is the purpose of being playfully obstructive in Floor Time?
To confuse the child
To limit the child's creativity
To discourage the child from playing
To extend and expand the play
What is the primary focus of interventions to facilitate playfulness?
To facilitate the child's generalization of play skills
To support the child's developmental progress
To promote intrinsic motivation
To improve play skills
What is the primary difference between regular play and play therapy?
Regular play is led by the therapist, while play therapy is led by the child
Regular play is focused on teaching new skills, while play therapy helps children address and resolve their own problems
Regular play is intrinsically motivated, while play therapy is extrinsically motivated
Regular play is nonobligatory, while play therapy is obligatory
What is the primary goal of Occupational Therapy?
All of the above
To promote and maintain health
To facilitate learning of skills
To diminish or correct pathology
What is the primary focus of interventions to facilitate playfulness?
To promote intrinsic motivation
To improve play skills
To facilitate the child's generalization of play skills
To support the child's developmental progress
What is the primary goal of Sensory Integration Therapy?
To promote and maintain health
To facilitate learning of skills
To diminish or correct pathology
To improve sensory processing and integration
What is the primary focus of the Wilbarger Protocol?
To support children's developmental progress
To teach children new skills
To help children address and resolve their own problems
To provide sensory regulation for children
What is the primary goal of Handwriting Without Tears program?
To promote intrinsic motivation
To improve handwriting skills
To facilitate the child's generalization of handwriting skills
To support the child's developmental progress
What is the primary focus of the Sensory Diet?
To promote and maintain health
To facilitate learning of skills
To diminish or correct pathology
To provide sensory regulation for children
What is the primary focus of interventions to facilitate sensory processing?
To promote intrinsic motivation
To improve sensory processing and integration
To facilitate the child's generalization of play skills
To support the child's developmental progress
