When an individual who is homeless is evaluated and treated by occupational therapy, which skill area is most likely to be intact?

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Activities of daily living (ADL) skills are the most basic self-care skills required for daily living, such as grooming, dressing, and feeding oneself. Homelessness may affect an individual's ability to engage in these basic activities, but it does not necessarily impact their ability to perform other skill areas such as vocational, instrumental activities of daily living, or social interaction skills. Therefore, ADL skills are most likely to be intact in this population.

When an Individual Who Is Homeless Is Evaluated and Treated