Using a pluralist approach, an occupational therapist determines the most appropriate interventions through reflection and reasoning in "all four dimensions." What are these four dimensions?
A) Client, therapist, occupation, and participation
B) Client, therapist, caregiver, and model
C) Client, theoretical, model, and ethical
D) Client, therapist, theoretical, and ethical

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The four dimensions in a pluralist approach for occupational therapy interventions include the client, therapist, theoretical, and ethical considerations. This approach ensures a comprehensive and holistic view, taking into account the individual needs of the client, the therapist's professional judgment, the application of relevant theories, and adherence to ethical standards.

Using a Pluralist Approach, an Occupational Therapist Determines the Most