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| Sphere of self-sufficiency— |
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both activities of daily living [shower, dressing, eating, walking]
and instrumental activities of daily living [less personal, more physically demanding: shopping, laundry, phone]
-Home maintenance activities—high levels of energy and or skill [painting walls,repairs, shoveling]
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| Sphere of self-expression |
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| expressing inner feelings often by moving our bodies |
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| —movements of our hands, fingers, and other body parts used in communicating our intentions with others |
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| body movements, usual hands, that are directly translated into words and are easily understood by that culture [referees] |
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| gestures used to illustrate what we are saying [point to yourself] |
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| body movements used to guide the flow of conversation |
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| employed in a physical activity to accomplish the goal of the action; differentiated from expressive movements |
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| employed in a physical activity as a way of expressing something of one’s own emotion or personality; differentiated from instrumental movements |
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| some have more physical activity than others |
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| —specialize in improving efficiency, safety & well-being of workers |
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| Cumulative Trauma Disorders- |
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| result from repeated physical stress to joints and muscles which damages tendons, nerves, structures |
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| a state of being in which humans find deep satisfaction and contentment, often accompanied by feelings of wonder, celebration, excitement, and creativity |
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