Therapists Typically Assume That If a Person Acquires the Functional

Multiple Choice

Therapists typically assume that if a person acquires the functional activity, participation will automatically follow. This belief is:

A) True, because if people have the capacity, they will do the activity in a participatory way
B) Not always true, because capacity in a standard environment does not perfectly predict performance in a usual environment
C) Proven through evidence-based outcomes research
D) Never inherent in typical assessments and practices of setting goals