Client Factors

Question	Answer
Values	Acquired beliefs and commitments, derived from culture, about what is good, right and important
Beliefs	Cognitive content held as true by or about the client
Spirituality	Way individuals seek and express meaning and purpose and experience connectedness
Body functions	Physiological functions of body systems
Specific Mental Functions	Higher level Cognitive Attention Memory Perception Thought Mental functions of sequencing complex movement Emotional Experience of Self and Time
Higher Level Cognitive	Judgement Concept Formation Metacognition Executive Functioning Praxis Cognitive Flexibility Insight
Attention	Sustaining shifting and divided attention Concentration Distractability
Memory	Short Term, Long term and Working Memory
Perception	Discrimination of Sensation
Thought	Control and content of thought Awareness of reality vs delusions Logical and coherent thought
Mental functions of sequencing complex movement	Mental functions that regulate speed, response, quality and time of motor productions
Emotional	Regulation and range of emotions Appropriateness of emotions Lability of emotions
Experience of Self and Time	Awareness of one's identity, body, position in one's environment
Consciousness	State of awareness or alertness including clarity and continuity
Orientation	Orientation to person, time, place, self and others
Temperament and Personality	Extroversion/Introversion Agreeableness Conscientiousness Emotional Stability Confidence Self Control Self Expression
Energy and Drive	drive

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	Created by Pratik P over 5 years ago