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QUESTION 11 1. In occupational therapy the term 'Culture' refers to: a the genetic predisposition of a person. b. the learned, shared experiences that provides effective interactions. c the race of a group of individuals that are similar to yourself. d. the visible beliefs and perceptions of individuals that are different from yourself. QUESTION 12 1. The term 'Family-Centered' refers to a philosophy that recognizes families as the: a. primary social context with family goals and values. b. main focus of the client's problems and limitations. conly source of resources for the client to rely upon. d. only environment that the client must successfully achieve. QUESTION 13 1. One of the major obstacles that can occur when providing occupational therapy services to clients and families of different cultures is: a client gender differences b. socio-economical class c language and gestures d.educational level QUESTION 14 1. The statement or belief that all American Indians have a prevalence for alcohol abuse is a: a. factual statement b. stereotype c xenophobia d. myth QUESTION 15 1. Theories of occupational therapy have proposed that there is a significance in the 'Person' and their "Place" or environment. This relationship is important because the: a. person and place are one and the same. b. person and place are independent of one another. c person and place are the same for everyone. d. person and the place are interdependent.

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Question 11:

Ans : (b) the learned, shared experiences that provide effective interactions

Question 12 :

Ans : (a) primary social context with family goals and values

Question 13 :

Ans : (b) socio economic class

Question 14 :

Ans : (d) myth

Question 15 :

Ans : (d) person and place are interdependant