Eval II Exam 1

The OT practitioner working with a new client examines the diagnosis, etiology, characteristics, prognosis, and suggested interventions. The practitioner determines the most commonly use approach for clients with the diagnosis and beings intervention based on this knowledge. The practitioner is engaged in which type of clinical reasoning?

The OT practitioner learns that the client lives at home with his wife of 20 years and his 3 teenage children. The client hopes to return to his job as a CPA (accountant). He enjoys biking with his family and hiking in the country. The OT practitioner uses this information along with the information about the diagnosis, prognosis, etiology, and intervention strategies when designing the intervention plan. What type of reasoning is the OT using?

During class, Tommy leaves his seat without permission several times. If a teacher wants Tommy to remain in his seat, she only rewards him when he does so and ignores when he gets out of his seat. What type of reinforcement is the teacher using?

Which is NOT a type of reliability in standardized assessments?

10 year old Johnny has continued to play game on his computer even though his parents have already warned him to maintain a specific time limit. When his parents see him still on the computer 15 minutes later they take away his computer privileges for a week. Which of the following is the antecedent?

George is a 34 year old man who experienced a head trauma from a motor vehicle accident. His OT helps him identify his own goals and behaviors with self-reflection. When he completes an activity, the OT discusses the results and how he might improve next time. Which frame of reference is this?

Which of the following assessments is based on "can do," "will do," "may do?"

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is a type of psychotherapeutic treatment that helps people learn how to identify and change destructive or disturbing thought patterns that have a negative influence on behavior and emotions. True or False

He is primarily known for his work in classical conditioning

Who developed a therapeutic technique called cognitive behavior modification?