What is the term for the ability to understand and share the feelings of another person, by placing oneself in their shoes, and not feel sorry for them?

What is it called when Jack, an OT practitioner, recognizes that he is sometimes quick to make decisions, needing to recognize his own behavior, emotional response, and the effect created on others?

Therapeutic reasoning can be learned and enhanced through practice.

According to the OT Practice Framework, what must be the center focus of the client-practitioner relationship in regards to the service delivery process?

What is the interaction between an OT practitioner and a client known as?

What type of reasoning involves considering how factors in the practice setting and personal context may affect intervention?

What element of therapeutic reasoning addresses what should be done for the client, and which path will lead to justice?

Which stage is NOT one of Kubler-Ross’s universal stages of loss?

Which term refers to molecules that will react with water?

Which of the following is a steroid?