Constraint Induced Therapy (CIT)is Focused On

question 2

Multiple Choice

Constraint induced therapy (CIT) is focused on:

• A) progressive resistive exercise.
• B) normalization of tone.
• C) massed practice and grading of functional activities.
• D) resisted diagonal patterns.

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Definitions:

Hygiene Factors

Elements of a job that do not increase job satisfaction but, when absent, can lead to dissatisfaction, according to Herzberg's two-factor theory.

Herzberg's Model

A theory of motivation proposing that certain factors cause job satisfaction, while a separate set of factors cause dissatisfaction.

Extrinsic Factors

External elements or influences that affect an individual's performance, motivation, or satisfaction, such as rewards or environmental conditions.

High Achievers

Individuals who consistently excel in their tasks, often going above and beyond expected standards.