The Profession's Re-Embrace of the Term Occupation as Its Primary

question 12

Multiple Choice

The profession's re-embrace of the term occupation as its primary focus has produced what the authors describe as a duality of the concept that furthers its ambiguity and confusion. What are the two ways in which this term is used that causes this "paradox" according to the authors?

• A) Occupation is used to describe the primary means of occupational therapy intervention as well as its desired therapeutic outcomes.
• B) Occupation is used to describe the history and roots of occupational therapy as a profession as well as its desired therapeutic outcomes.
• C) Occupation is used to describe the primary means of occupational therapy intervention as well as its desired public perception.
• D) Occupation is used to describe the history and roots of occupational therapy as a profession as well as its desired public perception.

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Definitions:

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