Leap to Meaning: OT Frog Jump Challenge

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Froggy Jumps Leap to Meaning: OT Frog Jump ChallengeVersión en línea OT relevance jump game por Jetherina Zulphi Bait 1 Lily Pad 1: What is something you believe is right and guides your choices, shaped by culture? a Value b Norm c Principle 2 Lily Pad 2: The reason someone does something daily, which is personal and meaningful, is called what? a Habit b Perceived Utility c Intrinsic Motivation 3 Lily Pad 3: What is accepted as true, whether proven or not, influencing actions and choices? a Conviction b Assumption c Belief 4 Lily Pad 4: The need that drives engagement, growth, and hope in daily life is called what? a Motivation b Drive c Need 5 Lily Pad 5: Before therapy, the clinician gathers a client’s history and daily roles to form which profile? a Clinical Snapshot b Functional Sketch c Occupational Profile 6 Lily Pad 6: The surroundings and conditions that support or hinder daily activities are known as? a Environmental Factors b Contextual Barriers c Living Conditions 7 Lily Pad 7: The non-illness aspects like age and culture that shape a person are called what? a Personal Factors b Background c Societal Factors 8 Lily Pad 8: Repeated actions learned and performed routinely are referred to as what? a Routine b Practice c Habit 9 Lily Pad 9: A daily pattern that provides structure, sometimes healthy, sometimes not? a Pattern b Schedule c Routine 10 Final Lily Pad: To determine what matters to the client, you must analyze meaning and context. This is called? a Client Satisfaction b Determining Relevance and Importance to the Client c Therapeutic Relevance

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Leap to Meaning: OT Frog Jump ChallengeVersión en línea

por Jetherina Zulphi Bait

Lily Pad 1: What is something you believe is right and guides your choices, shaped by culture?

Lily Pad 2: The reason someone does something daily, which is personal and meaningful, is called what?

Lily Pad 3: What is accepted as true, whether proven or not, influencing actions and choices?

Lily Pad 4: The need that drives engagement, growth, and hope in daily life is called what?

Lily Pad 5: Before therapy, the clinician gathers a client’s history and daily roles to form which profile?

Lily Pad 6: The surroundings and conditions that support or hinder daily activities are known as?

Lily Pad 7: The non-illness aspects like age and culture that shape a person are called what?

Lily Pad 8: Repeated actions learned and performed routinely are referred to as what?

Lily Pad 9: A daily pattern that provides structure, sometimes healthy, sometimes not?

Final Lily Pad: To determine what matters to the client, you must analyze meaning and context. This is called?