Model of Human Occupation Flashcards
explain systems theory
how these factors are organised together in human action and experience
what are the three personal factors
- volition
- habituation
- performance capacity
define volition
the process by which persons are motivated towards and choose what they do
define habituation
the process whereby doing is organised into patterns and routines
(roles and habits)
define performance capacity
the underlying objectives mental and physical abilities and the lived experiences that shapes performance
what are the 3 factors that influence volition
- interests
- values
- personal causation
explain personal causation
- recognising strengths + weaknesses
- sense of personal capability e.g. self assessment
- sense of efficacy
what are the steps involved in the MOHO volitional process
- experiencing (while doing)
- Interpreting
- Anticipating (possibilities for doing)
- choosing (what to do)
how is habituation reflected in everyday life ? (3)
- routines of way of performing
- typical use of time
- styles of performance
what does performance capacity depend on
- musculoskeletal, neurological, cardiopulmonary, cognitive and other body systems
- mental and physical capabilities
example of why internal/external viewpoint
what we see from the outside: person reading paper
inside: individual is distracted by previous argument and can not concentrate
when and where was it first introduced
1980’s in american journal of OT
when was the first book published
1985
what was edition 2 changes
revisions in the performance capacity
what was edition 3 changes
refinement to the model and more related to assessment
what was changes to edition 4
how to put MOHO into practice
what are the 3 key concepts of MOHO
- personal factors
- Environmental Factors
- Doing and it’s consequences
what are the dimensions of an environment which can influence occupation
- political conditions
- economical conditions
- culture
define occupational forms
the typical way a particular occupation is done
define occupational settings
unique configurations of space
list the 2 influences of the environment
- provides opportunities for choosing and doing
2. creates conditions that make demands and place contrasts on choosing and doing
what are the three layers of doing
occupational participation
occupational performance
occupational skill
define occupational participation
Participating / engaging in an occupation that has
personal and social significance in everyday life
e.g. taking care of oneself
define occupational performance
doing a task eg. brushing teeth