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Child factors
temperament
cognition (development of executive function skills ie: attention, emotional reg, self control )
mastery motivation
physical abilities ( underlying sensory processing skills + neuromotor function ie gross.fine motor development
Child factors: coping styles
physical and affective states
human supports
developmental competencies
Parent/caregiver factors
values and beliefs
parent temperament
skills for parenting
Interaction of activity/task factors
independence of 1 ADL doesn’t translate to others
number and types of activities embedded in each occupation
sequencing and timing of activities (ie: beginning of day vs end)
cognitive, sensory, motor demands of tasks (ie: specific task being easier to complete before school rather than after
How can family factors involving supports and stressors interact with child factors?
it influences patterns for parent-child interaction and co occupations
Quality of attachment relationship
emotional receptivity and playfulness between parent and child
child management system and routines
How can the sociocultural beliefs and practice of a family interact with child factors?
influences customs for childcare and gives variations in enviroment and development in relation to culture
How can the community and school interact with child factors?
influences patterns for adult-child and peer interaction and co occupation
Quality of relationships
emotional receptivity promoted among children and adult leaders/teachers/communities leaders
child management system and routines in general and availability of accommodations
+ sociocultural beliefs and practices of community and school
How can the physical environment with child factors?
impacts accessibility (influences participation in occupations)
technology
universal designs : things designed to be used by anyone; no specifically accommodations/purchases etc ex: audiobooks, speech to text, automatic sinks/toilets