When planning individual group sessions, your textbook says that you should identify information about all of the following EXCEPT

You are an occupational therapist working with a group of seniors focusing on fall prevention in their homes. You have decided to focus strategies for the group on home modifications or things people can do within their environment to decrease the likelihood of falling at home. The most likely thing your group would be focusing on in relation to the Occupational Therapy Practice Framework would be

At what Allen Cognitive Level can we expect attention span to last up to one hour for a group therapy session?

You are running a feeding group for children ages 4-6 who are picky eaters. What is the MOST likely leadership strategy you will use and why?

Population and the individual, group, and population level can be equated to the intensive, universal, targeted tier levels of the public health approach to mental health in occupational therapy.  Correctly match the terms below.  

Convert:  2.56 decigrams = ? hectograms

You are leading an occupational therapy group for school-aged children with autism focusing on increasing basic social participation. The group tasks involve the children in the group completing activities alongside of one another initially, not necessarily engaging in the activities with one another. This group could be described as being a(n)                                        group.

What frame of reference or theory that is sometimes used to lead groups emphasizes the importance of full completion of a task?

Calculate the concentration of iodate ions in a saturated solution of barium iodate, Ba(IO3)2.  The  Ksp = 1.5 × 10‑9

You are working at a senior center and running a group for individuals with mild dementia focusing on safety with ADLs. The MOST LIKELY frame of reference you would use for this group would be