After World War II, the Field of Occupational Therapy Shifted

After World War II, the field of occupational therapy shifted focus to placing wounded veterans in job-related occupations as a part of the Rehabilitation Movement. How was this different from the way that occupational therapy practitioners previously treated their clients?

A) Practitioners began to treat the specific illness of the client.
B) Practitioners began to treat the client as a whole person.
C) Practitioners began to set client-centered goals.
D) Practitioners began to treat clients using the medical model.