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Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy: A Contemporary Relationship

Jill Riley

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Occupational Science: An Emerging Discipline Is Occupational Science Research Too Individualistic? From Theory to Practice Occupational Science Theory and Occupational Therapy Models Understanding and Analysing Occupation Occupational Identity Occupational Balance, Choice and Control Occupational Deprivation and Justice Conclusion References Further Reading

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Key concepts: Occupational therapy, Occupational science, Identity (music), Individualism, Psychology, Economic Justice, Sociology, Political science