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Title: PersonOccupationEnvironment PEO Model


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Person-Occupation-Environment (PEO) Model
  • Emily K. Schulz, PhD, OTR/L
  • OT 606

2
Transactional Approach
  • occupational performance may be better
    described as the product of a dynamic, interwoven
    relationship that exists among people, their
    occupations and roles, work and play (p.10).
  • people now consider the environment from a more
    complex transactive view rather than from an
    interactive perspective (p.10).

3
Transactional Approach
  • a transactional approach assumes an
    interdependence of person and environment.
  • In this approach, it is acknowledged that
    behaviour is influenced and cannot be separated
    from contextual influences, temporal factors, and
    physical and psychological characteristics
    (p.10).

4
Transactional Approach
  • The unit of measurement studied using a
    transactional approach is an event and the
    meaning of that event to participants (p.10)

5
Environment
  • The term environment is defined as those
    contexts and situations which occur outside
    individuals and elicits responses from them It
    includes the personal, social and physical
    environment (p.10).

6
Environmental Factors
  • Physical - the built and natural environments
  • Psychosocial - attitudes, family, and government
  • Environmental Factors Cultural, economic, legal,
    political, physical, social influencing the
    person, home, neighborhood, community, province
    (state), and country.

7
The person
  • a unique being who assumes a variety of roles
    simultaneously.
  • Roles are dynamic,
  • varying across time and context in their
    importance, duration, and significance.
  • The person is seen holistically
  • a composite of mind, body and spiritual
    qualities.
  • Each person calls upon
  • a set of skills, attributes and life experiences
    to engage in occupational performance. (p.16).

8
The Environment
  • This..definition gives equal importance to the
    cultural, socio-economic, institutional,
    physical, and social considerations and
    considers each of these domains from the unique
    perspective of the person, household,
    neighbourhood, or community (p.16).

9
Activity, Task, and Occupation(s)
  • Activity -
  • considered to be the basic unit of a task a
    singular pursuit in which a person engages as
    part of his/her occupational experience. (EX
    writing).
  • Task -
  • a set of purposeful activities in which a person
    engages (EX the obligation to write a report).
  • Occupation -
  • Groups of self-directed, functional tasks and
    activities in which a person engages over time.
    those clusters of activities and tasks in which
    the person engages in order to meet his/her
    intrinsic needs for self-maintenance, expression
    and fulfillment. (EX a managerial position
    requiring that a person write reports frequently).

10
Temporal Aspects
  • Time patterns and rhythms that encompass the
    occupational routines of individuals over a day,
    week, or longer and represent the lifespan of
    the person. (p.16)

11
Occupational Performance
  • The outcome of the transaction of the person,
    environment, and occupation the dynamic
    experience of a person engaged in purposeful
    activities and tasks within an environment.
    (p.16).

12
Person-Environment-Occupation Model of
Occupational Performance
13
Person-Environment-Occupation Model of
Occupational Performance Across the Lifespan
14
Changes to Occupational Performance from Changes
in P-E-O- Fit
15
Effect of Intervention to Change Environment on
Occupational Performance
16
The Person-Environment-Occupation Model of
Occupational Performance in Occupational Therapy
17
Activity
  • Alone, with a partner, or a group, refer to the
    Law et al (1996) article and respond to the
    questions on the handout.
  • Be prepared to share your answers with the rest
    of the group.

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