2000
DOI: 10.1300/j003v12n02_03
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The Impact of Occupational Therapy on a Child's Playfulness

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“…Other studies have also provided evidence for the reliability and validity of the ToP for children between 12 months and 14 years, from varying ethnic backgrounds (Porter andHarkness 2001). Only two published studies report using the ToP exclusively with children with AD; however, owing to a small sample size, the ToP's utility with this group has not been established (O'Brien et al 2000, Reed et al 2000.…”
Section: Instrumentationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other studies have also provided evidence for the reliability and validity of the ToP for children between 12 months and 14 years, from varying ethnic backgrounds (Porter andHarkness 2001). Only two published studies report using the ToP exclusively with children with AD; however, owing to a small sample size, the ToP's utility with this group has not been established (O'Brien et al 2000, Reed et al 2000.…”
Section: Instrumentationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The selection of a play assessment will vary depending upon the developmental status of the child, the purpose of the assessment and the intervention plan. Test of Playfulness [114], Knox Preschool Play Scale [115], Play History [116][117][118] and Trans-disciplinary Play-based Assessment [119], My Child's Play [120,121] tests are among the common standardized tests used to plan occupational therapy interventions for the improvement of play skills [117]. Furthermore, occupational therapists frequently refer to Observations of Factors Influencing Playfulness Form [121,122] to plan their interventions.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Os trabalhos (ANDERSON; HINOJOSA; STRAUCH, 1987;CROSS;COSTER, 1997;O'BRIEN et al, 2000;SAKEMILLER;NELSON, 1998) apontam que a aquisição da capacidade para realizar mudanças posturais pode alcançar resultados mais satisfatórios e rápidos se o terapeuta ocupacional utilizar brinquedos para direcionar a atenção e os movimentos da criança, associando-os às ordens verbais e à manipulação que são realizadas conforme as técnicas no campo da reabilitação física, baseadas nas teorias do NDT. Os brinquedos têm a função de chamar a atenção e manter o interesse da criança dentro daquela situação, visando sua colaboração com as orientações dadas pelo profissional e não como objeto suporte para as atividades de brincadeiras.…”
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