Which of the following best characterizes the communication style of Asian Americans?

An OT works with an adult client with major depression in a Psychiatric Day Treatment Program. The client is withdrawn and hesitant to attempt any activities. The OT provides emotional support and reassurance to the client during the OT session. This therapeutic strategy identified by MOHO would be considered ________________.

A person’s ability to sustain a pattern of doing that enacts their occupational identity is referred to as ___________.

According to MOHO, how you organize your daily routines to prepare for your day in OT school is a process known as ________________.

This is a presidential election year. Someone who has a significant physical disability might require the use of an adapted voting booth at the polling site to complete their role as a voter and exercise civic responsibility. MOHO would consider the physical limitations that might impair voting to be part of ____________ and the adaptive voting booth at the polling site part of _____________.

A client underwent surgery for Stage III Lung Cancer and is now in subacute rehabilitation. A basic premise of MOHO is that all changes accomplished in OT are the result of occupational engagement. In addition to working on ADLs and IADLs, the client tells the OT they are going to stop smoking and asks for assistance to stop this habit. This dimension of occupational engagement, as described by MOHO is __________.

The MOHO therapeutic reasoning questions an OT asks a client is whether they currently engage in work, play, and ADLs that are part of their sociocultural context and are desired and/or necessary for their well-being. This set of reasoning questions falls under this MOHO concept: _______________

____________ is the “highest” level of conceptualizing engagement in occupations using MOHO. It includes volunteering, working a part-time or full-time job, regularly getting together with friends, doing self-care, or maintaining one’s living space.

________________ refers to a person’s underlying mental and physical abilities and how those abilities are used and experienced in occupational performance.

In the video assigned on MOHO, Jen (OT) finds that Ramona (client) is having difficulty with self-efficacy, feels overwhelmed and unable to address important life roles. Ramona states that Jen added the role of ‘home maintainer’, helping Ramona develop a way to keep track of her bills and property taxes. This increased Ramona’s personal causation which falls under ___________, as well as adding a new life role which falls under the construct of ____________.