Elizabeth Yerxa's 1966 Slagle Lecture About Authentic Occupational Therapy and Advocacy

Elizabeth Yerxa's 1966 Slagle Lecture about authentic occupational therapy and advocacy for the profession's purpose and uniqueness focused on four key phrases that also provide the basis now for the chapter's key phrases. What were the key phrases that Yerxa initially highlighted?

A) Choice, self-initiated purposeful activity, reality orienting, and perception
B) Beneficence, nonmaleficence, autonomy, and veracity under fidelity
C) Client-centered, purposeful activity, evidence-based, and respect
D) Determine, estimate, identify, and evaluate selected solution outcomes