Leadership And Advocacy Jeopardy Template

Definitions	Leadership Styles	Characteristics of a Successful Leader	Relationships	Advocacy
100 Leadership A practice of encouraging others to purposefully accomplish an outcome that will achieve the fullest potential of the individual, department, profession, or community.	100 Transactional leadership Style based on exchanges between a leader and a follower or colleague in which followers are rewarded only when meeting specific goals or exceeding performance criteria.	100 Emotional Intelligence Fill in the Blank: Most effective leaders have a high degree of ____.	100 Showing self-reflection and knowledge of one's strengths and weaknesses. What can increase leadership potential?	100 optimum care for clients Fill in the Blank: OTs advocate for the strength of the profession but for ____?
200 Health Policy A written statement that describes the intended course of an issue related to health.	200 Transformational leadership Style in which leaders create connections with followers that inspire and motivates others to exceed an outcome beyond exchanges and rewards.	200 Self-awareness, self-regulation, and motivation are 3 skills of emotional intelligence that an OT practitioner can develop to become an excellent leader. What are 3 specific skills of emotional intelligence that an OT Practitioner can develop to be an excellent leader?	200 "person, groups, or populations" How does the OTPF define the client?	200 True True or False: The AOTA is a national professional organization in the U.S?
300 Emotional Intelligence The ability to perceive, access, generate, and regulate emotions to promote emotional and intellectual growth.	300 They identify the role and designate necessary tasks to followers while providing positive and negative rewards. In transactional leadership, what does the leader identify, designate, and provide based on performance?	300 Salaries and monetary benefits What are examples of extrinsic factors?	300 client-centered practice What is another term that can be used for the relationship between the OTA and client?	300 Political action committee Who provides funding to state and federal candidates who support a profession or industry and their initiative through private donations from association members?
400 Advocacy The process of supporting a cause, such as an idea, policy, or activity, that can directly affect a person or group's well-being.	400 True True or False: measurement of the success of leadership can be recognized subjectively or objectively?	400 Self- worth, morals, and goals to seek out challenges. What are examples of intrinsic factors?	400 multidisciplinary, control, increasing, decreasing Fill in the blank: ___teams are more effective than ___ groups for ____ patient outcomes and satisfaction and _______ lengths of say for certain populations.	400 False, Most states True or False: All states have heir own professional OT association?
500 Political Action Committee (PAC) A committee that provides funding to state and federal candidates who support a profession or industry and their initiatives through private donations from association member.	500 Subjectively Fill in the Blank: Most commonly used in the rehabilitation field where relationships are valued at the client, team, and community levels, successful leadership is viewed____________.	500 They motivate patients to achieve their highest potential for optimal participation in activities. How are OTAs leaders in patient care?	500 True True of False: Community includes the populations and settings outside of the client and care team relationships. This also includes professional organizations.	500 Pick any from page 29 Name one formal and informal advocacy activity for OTAS and OTA students.

Leadership and Advocacy

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