Occupational Forms Are Defined As

question 3

Multiple Choice

Occupational forms are defined as:

• A) Purposeful actions that make up occupational performance
• B) Objects people use when they do things
• C) Expectations and requirements of an individual within a given context
• D) Spaces within which people do things

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Definitions:

Base Class

A class from which other classes are derived, providing foundational attributes and methods.

Instance Variables

Variables that are non-static and are declared within a class outside any method, constructor or block.

Ancestor Classes

Classes in object-oriented programming from which a class inherits properties and methods, often referred to as superclass or base class.

Derived Class

A class in Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) that inherits properties and behaviors from another class, known as the base class or superclass.