Evaluation of Social Participation

Question 1

Occupation that involves social interaction with others that support social interdependence

Answer 1

Social Participation

Question 2

T/F

All psych conditions have limited or impaired social functioning

Answer 2

true

Question 3

5 common reasons for social exclusion

Answer 3

1. stigma an discrimination
2. low expectations on what they can achieve
3. lack of responsibility to promote vocational and social outcomes
4. lack of on-going support
5. barriers to engaging in community

Question 4

a standardized, observation-based evaluation of a person’s quality of social interaction

Answer 4

ESI

Question 5

ESI stands for

Answer 5

Evaluation of Social Interaction

Question 6

what context do you usually assess a pt’s perf of soc. interaction

Answer 6

natural context with typical social partners

Question 7

in ESI, how many social interaction scenes should the therapist observe

Answer 7

2

Question 8

T/F

therapist can observe pt in a simulated social interaction

Answer 8

false

it should be real

Question 9

how many social skills is observed and scored

Answer 9

27

Question 10

T/F

therapist can engage in the social interaction and simultaneously evaluate the 27 social skills because OTs are flexible

Answer 10

False

Question 11

Scoring for social interaction skills in ESI

Answer 11

4- competent performance
3- questionable perf
2- ineffective perf
1- unacceptable perf

Question 12

identify what score should be given during ESI

there is a clear disruption in the social interaction

Answer 12

2- ineffective perf

Question 13

identify what score should be given during ESI

no problems observed during task perf

Answer 13

4- competent perf

Question 14

identify what score should be given during ESI

needs for assistance and there is risk for physical harm to personal integrity

Answer 14

1- unacceptable perf

Question 15

identify what score should be given during ESI

therapists have doubts whether there is a problem

Answer 15

3- questionable perf

Question 16

developed to measure function and disability in people with schizophrenia

Answer 16

Life Skills profile (LSP)

Question 17

T/F

LSP is limited only to patients with schizophrenia

Answer 17

false

can be used with wide range of mental disorders

Question 18

it is used to assess the social disability in severe, prolonged or relapsing mental illness

Answer 18

LSP

Question 19

how many items are there in LSP

Answer 19

39 items

Question 20

what are the five subscales of LSP

Answer 20

1. self care
2. nonturbulence
3. social context
4. communication
5. responsibility

Question 21

in LSP, the higher the score represents a _____

Answer 21

more positive functioning

Question 22

an assessment that is developed as condensed version of the 37 items that covers 4 dimensions

Answer 22

Self-Efficacy for Social Participation (SESP)

Question 23

what are the 4 dimensions of SESP

Answer 23

1. trust for social self
2. self-management
3. social adaptability
4. mutual support

Question 24

who developed the SESP and where?

Answer 24

Amagel et. al.; japan

Question 25

this tool is used to help in planning tx for pt with mental illness to improve self-efficacy in soc. par. and community integration areas

Answer 25

SESP

Question 26

tool that measures the fxning level of people with mental illness who live in the community

Answer 26

Multnomah Community Ability Scale

Question 27

how many items in multnomah

Answer 27

17

Question 28

who is in charge of completing the multnomah community ability scale

Answer 28

case managers

Question 29

multnomah assesses the ability for ____

Answer 29

community reintegration

Question 30

scoring for multnomah

Answer 30

1- extreme problem | 5- no impairment

Question 31

what are the 4 sections in Multnomah

Answer 31

1- interference c functioning 2. Adjustment to living 3- Social acceptability/ social competence 4. behavioral problems