The Person-Environment-Occupation-Performance Model Has Evolved Over the Years to the Fourth

question 16

Multiple Choice

The Person-Environment-Occupation-Performance Model has evolved over the years to the fourth version currently utilized. What was the basis for this transformation?

• A) A need to incorporate contemporary knowledge of occupational therapy and other disciplines
• B) To provide a greater emphasis on occupational performance
• C) A desire to make the client the focus of the framework
• D) In response to feedback from the occupational therapy profession

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