Occupational Therapy: Performance, Participation, and Well-Being, Fourth Edition, is a
comprehensive occupational therapy text that introduces students to core knowledge in the …

The idea of person–environment (PE) fit builds upon interactional psychology, which
suggests that the interplay between personal and environmental attributes is the primary …

This study investigates the theoretical assumption of the Value and Meaning in Occupations
model. The aim was to explore the relationship between occupational value, perceived …

This article proposes that the current conceptualisation of occupation within the dominant
Anglophone literature reflects central elements of Western society's construction of a …

The aim of this qualitative study was to examine the different facets of meaning that people
who are severely mentally ill and unemployed may find in their everyday occupations …

Over the past decade, the notion of complexity has assumed increasing importance in
conceptions of occupational engagement. Several scholars in occupational science and …

The notion of entrepreneurial ecosystems (EEs) has received growing interest from
scientists, practitioners and policy-makers over the past decade. Whereas previous research …

This study investigated how people with persistent mental illness who work or study, attend
a community‐based activity centre or have no regular activities, experience and describe the …

The PEOP Model represents a transactive approach that highlights intrinsic (personal) and
extrinsic (physical, cultural and social) environmental influences on the performance of …

The aim of this study was to describe what people with schizophrenia may discern as
bringing meaning to their lives, based on the premise that it cannot be taken for granted that …