Advice was exchanged about the role of occupational therapists in forensic settings including the occupational therapists' role in risk assessments – " Myself and a colleague are embarking on a research project and are aiming to focus on [ occupational therapy] and risk assessment within a medium secure environment.
However, doing self- and peer-assessment to assess myself and my friends is problematic since I do not think I am that much proficient in doing that types of assessment.
Subjects who preferred the verbal scale, said for example: "I feel more at ease with words; I don't really work with numerical assessments myself", and "I can't do much with numbers; words are much more meaningful to me".
Apparently, one of the benefits of having low self-esteem is that I am rarely caught off-guard by negative assessments of myself.
In an interview, he once offered this self-assessment: "I feel myself to be a pure metaphysician.... Bergson says that modern science hasn't found its metaphysics, the metaphysics it would need.
That's a reasonable expectation, and I think you deserve an honest assessment, so let me sum myself up as a candidate in one word: unelectable.
Yes, the assessment form, the areas about myself, somehow, there you know from other situations how you function.
(male, term 2) Yes, the assessment form, the areas about myself, somehow, there you know from other situations how you function.
I spent 30 years in New Jersey myself, and Cohen's assessment rings true.
I thought to myself that this friendly assessment was way better than people trying to guess my racial heritage or my gender.
