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Why do we need professional organizations such as the AOTA?(8)
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(1)allows us to join forces (2)helps to educate the public about who/what we are (3)acceptance and recognition in the health care field (mainly through professional journal) (4)serve the public ex AOTA sponsers kids how to carry back packs (5)serve members(6)promote and advance the profession through research and journals (7)professional publications (8)support reserach
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Why do we need professional organizations such as the AOTA?(9)
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(1)Provides ethics, framework, and standards of practice
(2)Networking through Natl conference (3)Goes after unethical practioners (4)allows us to joint forces (5)gives creditable, acceptance and promotes the advance of the profession through journals (6)they help to educate the public about who/what we are (7)serves the public ex does the back pack program in the schools (8)support research (9)serve members |
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Why do we need professional organizations such as the AOTA?(8)
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(1)allows us to join forces (2)helps to educate the public about who/what we are (3)acceptance and recognition in the health care field (mainly through professional journal) (4)serve the public ex AOTA sponsers kids how to carry back packs (5)serve members(6)promote and advance the profession through research and journals (7)professional publications (8)support reserach
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How does the AOTA serve its members? (9)
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(1)Provides ethics, framework, and standards of practice
(2)Networking through Natl conference (3)Goes after unethical practioners (4)allows us to joint forces (5)gives creditable, acceptance and promotes the advance of the profession through journals (6)they help to educate the public about who/what we are (7)serves the public ex does the back pack program in the schools (8)support research (9)serve members |
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How does the AOTA serve its members? (6)
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provides (1)standards of practice (2)framework (3)ethics (4)goes after unethical practioners (5)Nat'l conference (6)networking
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How does the AOTA serve its members? (6)
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provides (1)standards of practice (2)framework (3)ethics (4)goes after unethical practioners (5)Nat'l conference (6)networking
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What is the Wilma West Archive Collection ?
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is the biggest library in the world with all of the AOTA's publications
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NAME
this is the biggest library in the world with all of the AOTA's publications |
Wilma West Archive
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our profession is valadated through this |
reserach
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What are some useful websites for OTs? (4)
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(1)www.aota.org (2)www.fot.org (3)www.aotf.org (4)www.flota.org
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What does AOTF stand for?
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american occupational therapy foundation
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What is the primary interest of the AOTF?
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reserach
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NAME
the primarily interest of this organization is research |
AOTF
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Where is the WFOT located this year?
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Austrlia
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NAME
this organization is located in Australia this yr |
WFOT
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What does WFOT stand for?
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World Federation of OTs
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Represenation of each state is based on the (1)
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number of registered OTs in a state
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What some examples of some "speacialty" professionals in OT? (2)
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RESNA (2)ASHT
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NAME
these include RESNA and ASHT |
speacility professions w in the OT
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What does ASHT stand for?
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the American Society of Hand Therapist
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What does RESNA stand for?
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Rehabilitation Engineering and assistive Technology Society of North America
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Why should you belong to the AOTA?
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bc its good for the profession, the public, and education
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What are some social demographic changes that occurring in OT?(8)
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(1)a cont rise in the number of uninsured or underinsured Americans (2)the growing elderly pop (3)more cultural diversity (4)more violance amoung children and teens (5)increase in single parent families (6)technology revolution (7)questionable race relations (8)decline in public education
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What are some social demographic changes that occurring in OT?(8)
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(1)a cont rise in the number of uninsured or underinsured Americans (2)the growing elderly pop (3)more cultural diversity (4)more violance amoung children and teens (5)increase in single parent families (6)technology revolution (7)questionable race relations (8)decline in public education
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What are some social demographic changes that occurring in OT?(8)
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(1)a cont rise in the number of uninsured or underinsured Americans (2)the growing elderly pop (3)more cultural diversity (4)more violance amoung children and teens (5)increase in single parent families (6)technology revolution (7)questionable race relations (8)decline in public education
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What is the digital divide?
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refers to how there are inner pockets in the rural population where young people have never even used a computer or the internet
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this refers to how there are inner pockets in the rural population where young people have never even used a computer or the internet |
digital divide
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there is a positive correlation btwn (1)and (2)in children
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agression and day care
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What are some economic and market trends in health care?(5)
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(1)escalating hospital costs have forced a move to community based care (2)medicare and medicaid programs are limiting coverage (3)insurance companies are changing reimbursement patterns (4)technology is advancing to provide advanced treatment options (5)mergers and acquisitions
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What are some economic and market trends in health care?(5)
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(1)escalating hospital costs have forced a move to community based care (2)medicare and medicaid programs are limiting coverage (3)insurance companies are changing reimbursement patterns (4)technology is advancing to provide advanced treatment options (5)mergers and acquisitions
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What are some health care trends in the US? (5)
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(1)managed care is changing (2)consumers are more sophiscated (3)there is a new focus on disability (4)more openness to alterantive medicine (5)mental health care is still lagging
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What are some health care trends in the US? (5)
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(1)managed care is changing (2)consumers are more sophiscated (3)there is a new focus on disability (4)more openness to alterantive medicine (5)mental health care is still lagging
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What are some health care trends in the US? (5)
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(1)managed care is changing (2)consumers are more sophiscated (3)there is a new focus on disability (4)more openness to alterantive medicine (5)mental health care is still lagging
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How is Managed Care changing?
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(1)medicare is provided on a contract basis (2)less provider client contact (3)more focus on outcome and cost
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Most insurance companies basis there policies off of (1)
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medicare and Medicaid
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What is one problem w Medicare puting caps on coverage?
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most insurance companies bassis there polices off Medicare and Medicaid
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WHat are some occupational therpay Educational trends?
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(1)entry level Masters degree since 2007 (2)new education standards since 1998 (3)a push for non-traditional fieldwork education
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In the educational setting, there is a push for (1)
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non-traditional fieldwork education
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What are some non-traditional fieldwork settings? (3)
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(1)home health care (2)prisions (3)substance abuse
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WHat are some occupational therapy practice trends? (6)
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(1)less control over personal practice driven by profit by motives (2)a renewed interest in function (3)a call for outcomes reserach (4)turf wars w Pts and Ots (5)a return to OCCUPATION as the esssence of our intervention (6)professional competency and ethics
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WHat are some occupational therapy practice trends? (6)
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(1)less control over personal practice driven by profit by motives (2)a renewed interest in function (3)a call for outcomes reserach (4)turf wars w Pts and Ots (5)a return to OCCUPATION as the esssence of our intervention (6)professional competency and ethics
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WHat are some occupational therapy practice trends? (6)
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(1)less control over personal practice driven by profit by motives (2)a renewed interest in function (3)a call for outcomes reserach (4)turf wars w Pts and Ots (5)a return to OCCUPATION as the esssence of our intervention (6)professional competency and ethics
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There are turf wars btwn (1)and (20
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PTs and OTs
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What are some occupational therapy employment trends? (4)
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(1)foresnics (2)home modifications (3)community based practice (4)consulting
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What are some plans for the future for OTs? (4)
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(1)protect and strengthening licensure laws (2)lobby to protect professional and consumer interest (3)promote reserach (4)promote the proffession to consumers
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What are some plans for the future for OTs? (4)
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(1)protect and strengthening licensure laws (2)lobby to protect professional and consumer interest (3)promote reserach (4)promote the proffession to consumers
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What are some plans for the future for OTs? (4)
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(1)protect and strengthening licensure laws (2)lobby to protect professional and consumer interest (3)promote reserach (4)promote the proffession to consumers
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What was the setting of the movie?
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the dad's home included a garden
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In the beginging of the moive, who took care of the dad?
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the mom
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What is the mom's name?
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mrs.Betty tremont
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What is the dad's name?
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mr. tremont
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What are some of the daily routines of Mr. and Mrs. Tremont in the begining of the moive?
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(1)go to bed early (2)clip coupans and go to the store right when it opens (3)at night dad goes in the garden
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How does John rehabilate his dad?
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(1)helps him to make his own breakfast by geting the cearal out (2)make bed (3)vacum (4)drive (5)baseball (6) (7)made cards expaining how
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What are some occupations that Mr. Treadmont liked to do for fun? (4)
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(1)Bingo (2)dance (3)garden (4)fishing
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How does John take on the role of a caregiver in the moive?
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(1)watches over dad (2)helps him to eat (3)
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What where some of the things that where wrong w the dad?(3)
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(1)cancer of the bladder (2)had a cesear an went into a coma (3)Shizphrenic
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What happened to mom in the begining of the moive?
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she had a heart attack
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According to dad, (1)approval is all that matters
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moms
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What did John learn at the end of the moive?
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that being a dad did not jst include bringing in the money but being there for your son
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Before John;s mom had a heart attack, what what his role?
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a worker at busy fancy office in NY wallstreet
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Fill in the blanks of the Candaians model of occupational therapy
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see paper
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Fill in the blanks of the Candaians model of occupational therapy
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see paper
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in the moive he was the boss |
John
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in the movie, he was the worker |
Dad
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What was the environment of that the Dad was in? Describe how he had to function in it(3)
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(1)hopsital- sad not homey, sat in bed, did not have to do much bc nurses do everything for him (2)home-not happy, worked all the time, did not take time to particpate in fun or lesiure activities for himself, and did what the wife wanted not what he wanted and the wife did everything for him(3)farm- happy here, wife was nice, farm had homey feel, could do what he wanted and work, everyone was younger
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For dad, what was the hospital like?
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sad not homey, sat in bed, did not have to do much bc nurses do everything for him
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For dad, what was the home like?
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not happy, worked all the time, did not take time to particpate in fun or lesiure activities for himself, and did what the wife wanted not what he wanted and the wife did everything for him
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For dad, what was the farm like?
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happy here, wife was nice, farm had homey feel, could do what he wanted and work, everyone was younger, free to do what he wanted
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How was the dad affective status?
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he was depressed and did not take time out for him jst did what his wife wanted
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How did dad's affective status improve?
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through John's care, dad was able to re-learn tasks and who he was and what made him happy such as bingo, golfing, and fishing
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How was dad's physical status?
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limited. possibly artitis made it hard for him to do certain tasks like open bottles and button his shirt
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Dad could care for himself in the middle of the moive |
false
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Who took care of dad?
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John
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How was dad's spirit?
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ready to give up. but John helped him to renew it and no longer fear death
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How was John's spirit?
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worked all the time...later learned what really mattered..family
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How was Betty's affective status? (3)
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angry (2)depressed (3)worried about dad
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How was Betty' physical status? (2)
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(1)slower but still active (2)bc of heart attack has to take things easy such as no driving and cut back on daily tasks
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What does affective mean?
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refers to emotions
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What is cognitive?
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refers to logical thinking
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this refers to emotions |
affective
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this refers to logical thinking |
cogintive
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What are some occupations Betty likes to engage in? (3)
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(1)shopping (2)Bingo (3)taking care of dad (3)tasks that fit into the traditional wife role--cooking, cleaning, and motherly role
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What was thing that BEtty had trouble w the new dad?
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learning about new cultures (2)she did not like the change (3)
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How was dad;s cognitive status?(2)
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(1)hallicunate--creating alternate realities (2)what not logical there during the cesear...did not know where he was or who anyone was
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Describe John's son
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student who likes the beach and Mexico.
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WHat are some occupations John's son liked/ engaged in?
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beach (2)Mexico
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Describe John's spirit?
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(1)feels like John cared more about work...hurt bc of this (2)however, he reconnected w him at the end of the moive
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Describe John's affective status (3)
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bitter against John for leaving and the divorce(2)feels like John cared more about work...hurt bc of this (3)however, he reconnected w him at the end of the moive
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