In this lecture, Dr. D explains how to identify the appropriate preference assessment method for clients using a decision-making map. The methods include free operant, single stimulus, paired stimulus, and multiple stimulus without replacement (MSWO). The map helps supervisors decide the method based on questions like the child’s preferences, ability to choose between items, and response to item removal. For example, if a child can’t choose between two items, single stimulus or free operant is recommended. This structured approach ensures individualized and effective preference assessments for clients.
Simple OT Tips to Encourage Your Baby’s Crawling Journey
Wondering how to encourage your baby to crawl? Discover tried-and-true occupational therapy (OT) tips that support strength, coordination, and confidence
