PSYCHOSOCIAL EXAM 1: PRACTICE SETTINGS (CH 38, 39, 40, 42) QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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What is the recovery model? - (answer)A concept of healing and transformation enabling a person with
mental illness to live a meaningful life in the community while striving to achieve his or her full potential
What are the guiding principles to recovery? - (answer)1. Self-Direction2. Individualized and Person-
Centered 3. Empowerment 4. Holistic 5. Non-Linear 6. Strengths-Based 7. Peer Support 8. Respect 9.
Responsibility 10. Hope
What are the factors that impact recovery? - (answer)Self/whole person
Basic material resources
Hope
Relationships
Peer Support
Meaningful activities
What does the PEO model stand for? - (answer)person, environment, occupation
Who created the PEO model? - (answer)Mary Law
Who created the PEOP model? - (answer)Christiansen and Baum
What does the EHP model stand for? - (answer)Ecology of Human Performance
Who created the EHP model? - (answer)Dunn, Brown, Mcguigan
, PSYCHOSOCIAL EXAM 1: PRACTICE SETTINGS (CH 38, 39, 40, 42) QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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What is the use of the Ecological Models? - (answer)All emphasize the importance of the environment in
the performance of occupations; hence, they are collectively referred to the "Ecological
Models/Theories"
PEO - (answer)Dynamic nature of occupational performance and the interplay between person,
occupation, and environment.
PEOP - (answer)Centrality of occupations and systematic description of factors OTs should consider
EHP - (answer)Role of context in task performance•Explains specific interventions
What is at the center of the PEO venn diagram? (what is the goal of this model) - (answer)Occupational
Performance
What are the EHP intervention strategies? - (answer)Establish/Restore
Adapt/Modify
Alter
Prevent
Create
What is MOHO? - (answer)Model of Human Occupation that re-discovers occupation and how it is
chosen, patterned and performed. Primarily focuses on how people are motivated along with the
enviroment
What is volition? - (answer)Thoughts and feelings that motivate people to act and is comprised of
personal causation, values, interests
VERIFIED 100% CORRECT!!
What is the recovery model? - (answer)A concept of healing and transformation enabling a person with
mental illness to live a meaningful life in the community while striving to achieve his or her full potential
What are the guiding principles to recovery? - (answer)1. Self-Direction2. Individualized and Person-
Centered 3. Empowerment 4. Holistic 5. Non-Linear 6. Strengths-Based 7. Peer Support 8. Respect 9.
Responsibility 10. Hope
What are the factors that impact recovery? - (answer)Self/whole person
Basic material resources
Hope
Relationships
Peer Support
Meaningful activities
What does the PEO model stand for? - (answer)person, environment, occupation
Who created the PEO model? - (answer)Mary Law
Who created the PEOP model? - (answer)Christiansen and Baum
What does the EHP model stand for? - (answer)Ecology of Human Performance
Who created the EHP model? - (answer)Dunn, Brown, Mcguigan
, PSYCHOSOCIAL EXAM 1: PRACTICE SETTINGS (CH 38, 39, 40, 42) QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
VERIFIED 100% CORRECT!!
What is the use of the Ecological Models? - (answer)All emphasize the importance of the environment in
the performance of occupations; hence, they are collectively referred to the "Ecological
Models/Theories"
PEO - (answer)Dynamic nature of occupational performance and the interplay between person,
occupation, and environment.
PEOP - (answer)Centrality of occupations and systematic description of factors OTs should consider
EHP - (answer)Role of context in task performance•Explains specific interventions
What is at the center of the PEO venn diagram? (what is the goal of this model) - (answer)Occupational
Performance
What are the EHP intervention strategies? - (answer)Establish/Restore
Adapt/Modify
Alter
Prevent
Create
What is MOHO? - (answer)Model of Human Occupation that re-discovers occupation and how it is
chosen, patterned and performed. Primarily focuses on how people are motivated along with the
enviroment
What is volition? - (answer)Thoughts and feelings that motivate people to act and is comprised of
personal causation, values, interests
