OA

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proposed 6 guiding assumptions about the relationship of occupational performance and human adaptation

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Schkade and Schultz (1992)

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is a lifelong process of adaptation to internal and external demands to perform

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Competence in occupation

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can be overwhelmed by impairment, physical or emotional disabilities and stressful life events

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Person’s adaptive capacity

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occurs because the person’s ability to adapt has been challenged to the point at which the demands for performance are not met satisfactorily

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Dysfunction

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occur naturally as part of the person’s occupational roles and the context in which they occur

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Demands to perform

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When was OA published?

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1992

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This model was developed because there was a need to establish a foundational theory for a new research program at

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Texas Woman’s University

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was developed to describe the interaction of the person, environment and the internal adaptive processes

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Occupational Adaptation process

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OA elements

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Person
Occupational Environment
Interaction

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Internal factors are those that occur within the

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person

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is understood to be an innate human condition

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seeking mastery

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person: the process begins with a

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desire for mastery

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The external factors begin with a constant factor specifically the

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demand for mastery

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This external factor not only has an expectation of the person but also has a direct impact on the person

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occupational environment

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occupational environment types

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1. work
2. play/leisure
3. self-care

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it involves the actual setting in which the person performs their occupations

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physical influence

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it involves the individuals who participate within the occupational environment

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social influence

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it involves the habits, mores and traditions and rituals
that exist in the occupational environment

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cultural influence

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the interaction between the individual’s desire for mastery and their occupational environment’s demands for mastery

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press for mastery

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the person creates an internal
adaptive response to a certain situation

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occupational response

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subprocesses

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○ Generation subprocess
○ Evaluation subprocess
○ Integration subprocess

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The adaptive response mechanism consists of

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adaptation energy, adaptive response modes and adaptive response behaviors

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Theory of Occupational Adaptation suggests that individuals use adaptation energy at either primary or secondary level of cognitive awareness

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Adaptation Energy

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this will be used if the individual is at a high level of cognitive awareness when attempting to generate an adaptive response

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Primary level of adaptation energy

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this will be used if the individual is not highly engaged in creating an adaptive response

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Secondary level of adaptation energy

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This is the second component of the adaptive response mechanism in which it includes a set of modes containing the adaptive patterns or strategies that the individual has established through life experiences

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Adaptive response mode

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Adaptive response modes

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existing modified new

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three types of response behaviors

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hyperstable hypermobile blended

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exist within the individual’s repertoire of experiences. The individual selects one behaviors to use in response when they face occupational challenges

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response behaviors

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This behavior is also known as the “primitive” behavior. In this behavior, the individual either continues to attempt the same solutions or becomes “stuck”.

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Hyperstable behavior

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This behavior is also known as the "transitional” behavior in which the individual will move rapidly from one solution to another with a great deal of activity but no resulting product

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Hypermobile

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This behavior is also known as the “matured” behavior in which it allows the individual to have greater opportunities for positive outcomes by blending both the hyperstable and hypermobile behaviors

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Blended behavior

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personal assessment that is why evaluation is relative to individual

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relative mastery

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In the beginning stage of the treatment, the therapist must teach the client various adaptive methods and might introduce assistive devices or teach specific skills

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Occupational readiness

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is triggered by meaning

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adaptive capacity

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It is the anticipatory portion of human adaptation.

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Generation Subprocess

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This subprocess was activated by a mechanism that explains why and how the adaptive response is created.

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Generation Subprocess

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Second stage of generating in which the person prepares his/her sensorimotor, cognitive, and psychosocial to carry out the plan of action

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Adaptation gestalt

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It is activated when the individual assesses the quality of occupational response by evaluating his or her experience of mastery.

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Evaluation sub process

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In which the individual may then generate a modified or new adaptive response in order to better reach the desired level of mastery in any one or all of the measures of relative mastery.

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Integration subprocess